Margaret Silf is a best-selling author with numerous titles published by DLT and Lion. She is greatly in demand both in the UK and the US. She lives near Crewe. Graham Chadwick, editor of the 'Rhythm of Life'series, was formerly Principal of the Institute of Spirituality at Sarum College.

'Like Margaret Silf's other books, this is a warm, welcoming guide full of imaginative stories to be worked on slowly. The design and layout of the text encourages the reader to ponder and reflect upon questions and suggestions which are in boxed paragraphs to hold the attention. Helpful sections on prayer, listening and letting go are all part of the practical guidance on the journey of discovery to become ever more fully human while drawing closer to God. This is an excellent introduction to the main themes of Ignatian spirituality presented in an accessible manner.'

Margaret Silf is a best-selling author with numerous titles published by DLT and Lion. She is greatly in demand both in the UK and the US. She lives near Crewe. Graham Chadwick, editor of the 'Rhythm of Life'series, was formerly Principal of the Institute of Spirituality at Sarum College.

'Like Margaret Silf's other books, this is a warm, welcoming guide full of imaginative stories to be worked on slowly. The design and layout of the text encourages the reader to ponder and reflect upon questions and suggestions which are in boxed paragraphs to hold the attention. Helpful sections on prayer, listening and letting go are all part of the practical guidance on the journey of discovery to become ever more fully human while drawing closer to God. This is an excellent introduction to the main themes of Ignatian spirituality presented in an accessible manner.'

Margaret Silf is a best-selling author with numerous titles published by DLT and Lion. She is greatly in demand both in the UK and the US. She lives near Crewe. Graham Chadwick, editor of the 'Rhythm of Life'series, was formerly Principal of the Institute of Spirituality at Sarum College.

'Like Margaret Silf's other books, this is a warm, welcoming guide full of imaginative stories to be worked on slowly. The design and layout of the text encourages the reader to ponder and reflect upon questions and suggestions which are in boxed paragraphs to hold the attention. Helpful sections on prayer, listening and letting go are all part of the practical guidance on the journey of discovery to become ever more fully human while drawing closer to God. This is an excellent introduction to the main themes of Ignatian spirituality presented in an accessible manner.'