Here and Now: Living in the Spirit

• ISBN: 9788171092833
  
• Pages: 144
• Format/Edition: Paperback
• Weight: 0.17 kg
• Dimensions: 21.5 × 13.5 × 1 cm

Key Features

• Personal Meditations: This book is a collection of Henri Nouwen’s meditations, reflecting on themes that are central to his faith, including joy, suffering, prayer, compassion, family, and relationships.
• Spiritual Journey: Nouwen’s meditations are woven together to offer glimpses into the Kingdom of God, providing a personal statement of faith that invites readers to reflect on their own spiritual journey.
• Integrated Themes: Each meditation is part of a larger narrative, allowing readers to see how individual reflections fit into a bigger picture of the spiritual life.
• Insightful and Profound: The meditations, like stones in a mosaic, each hold unique significance. When read together, they offer a deeper understanding of spirituality and God’s work in our lives.
• Encouragement for Personal Reflection: Nouwen encourages readers to find the words to express their own spiritual journey, helping them understand that their journey is both unique and valuable.

Who Should Read This Book

• Those Seeking Spiritual Growth: This book is ideal for individuals seeking to deepen their understanding of the spiritual life, especially through reflection on core human experiences.
• Fans of Henri Nouwen’s Work: Those familiar with Henri Nouwen will find this a compelling addition to his collection of writings, rich with his reflections and meditative insights.
• Anyone Interested in Faith and Prayer: For those exploring themes of prayer, compassion, and relationships, this collection provides deep spiritual insights that can be both comforting and thought-provoking.
• Readers in Search of Meaning: If you’re searching for clarity or deeper understanding about life’s challenges and joys, this book can guide you toward a more meaningful spiritual journey.

In Glimpses into the Kingdom of God, Henri Nouwen offers powerful reflections that encourage readers to connect with their own spiritual lives, embracing the complexities of joy, suffering, and love as they seek a deeper relationship with God.