Adventure inward: Christian growth through personal journal writing

by Kelsey, Morton T.

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Title Statements

Full title :Adventure inward : Christian growth through personal journal writing / Morton T. Kelsey.

Edition Statements

Publication Date:©1980.

Publication Statements

Publisher(s):Augsburg Pub. House
Place of Publication:Minneapolis, Minn
Language:eng
Publication Date:©1980.

The Physical Object

Description:216 pages : : illustrations ; : 20 cm

Edition Identifiers

ISBN:0806617969, 9780806617961
oclc:ocm07088509
LC Classification:BV4509.5
Dewey Decimal:248.4

1. Why keep a journal? : -- A book of many uses --- Reflection, healing and growth -- A journal as a way of relating to God -- 2. What kind of journal? : -- The mechanics of a journal -- How to begin --Typing a journal -- Some do's and don'ts -- 3. Actually getting started : -- Learning to be silent -- Listening to the inner guide -- 4. The journal as symbol of my unique value : -- God as divine lover -- The essential Christian message -- Relating to a loving Father -- Appreciating my own value -- More than a journal -- 5. The process of spiritual growth -- Cracking the husk and reaching for the soil -- Light and human warmth -- Time, a record, and perseverance -- 6. The dangers of journal keeping : -- Automatic writing -- Inflation and retreat from the world -- Other dangers -- Avoiding danger -- 7. Seventeen suggestions for interpreting your dreams : -- How I began to listen to dreams -- Seventeen suggestions -- Creative imagination transforming a dream -- 8. Journaling in depth : -- Reflecting consciously -- Autobiographical reflections -- 9. The power of the imagination : -- Dialoging with inner figures -- Dialoging with outer figures and situations -- Turning moods into imag…

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Christian literature -- Authorship Diaries Diaries -- Authorship Journaux intimes Journaux intimes -- Art d'écrire Rapports -- Rédaction Report writing Spiritual life-Christianity Vie spirituelle -- Christianisme