Tag: meditation
The Spiritual Neuroscience of Revenge: Choosing Freedom Over Retaliation
Neuroscience research reveals that revenge activates the same reward circuits in our brains as addictive drugs, keeping us trapped in what Ignatian spirituality calls the “false self.” Faith-based practices like prayer and meditation literally rewire the brain for mercy over retaliation, offering a path to the spiritual freedom that comes when we choose forgiveness over the ego’s demand for revenge.
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And He Is Named – An Audio Meditation
Pray with the four names for Christ from Isaiah 9:6 in this new audio meditation: Wonderful Counselor, Mighty God, Everlasting Father, Prince of Peace.
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The Call of the King
Christ is calling you to change the world, and you have a specific role. How would you respond?
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God’s Google Map of Your Life
A meditation on the Incarnation, using Google Maps.
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Pick Up Your Mat! (And Walk) – An Imaginative Meditation
What is keeping you paralysed? Put yourself in Jesus’ hands in this healing audio meditation.
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Star Trek’s Religious Themes
Religious themes are certainly not absent from Star Trek. Here’s an encore post of What Is Death?
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Intimately Created – A Meditation on Psalm 139
A meditation on Psalm 139 and God’s intimate relationship with us.
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Hands: An Imaginative Meditation
Find a quiet space and make time to pray with this meditation on Jesus’ hands.
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Beyond Catechesis
Fostering a deeper adult faith and broadening our understanding of prayer.
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What is Death?
When Data asks Captain Picard about death, Picard finds himself in a sort of meditation Ignatius would be proud of.
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Who Am I? – A New Meditation
A new audio meditation, uncovering our True Self in God.
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Making Choices in Christ – Week 8
Ignatian decision-making; determining God’s will
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Kids Journal
This guide will offer you a process and framework for discerning a particular decision using the approaches and prayer methods in the Ignatian tradition.
