This collection of essays delves into various aspects of centering prayer and the contemplative outreach movement, with contributions from Thomas Keating, Thomas R. Ward, Sarah A. Butler, George F. Cairns, Paul David Lawson, and Gail Fitzpatrick-Hopler. Keating's influence in reviving centering prayer, a form of lectio divina, is explored, and the essays expand on this practice while applying it to broader spiritual concerns. While not intended as an introduction, the collection's in-depth exploration makes it a valuable resource for experienced readers. It offers insights into the rewarding yet challenging nature of centering prayer, suitable for individual use and group discussions.
