Spiritual mentoring is a particular kind of friendship in which, according to Keith R. Anderson, two or more people walk together in heightened awareness of the presence of yet Another--the Holy Spirit. Spiritual mentoring is not a complicated process that requires technical training and complex protocol, Anderson continues. It is essential, authentic, and maybe even natural human speech that is focused, disciplined and nurtured by training for one of the hardest natural things we do: listening reflectively to another. It is sacred companionship as life is lived and story told. Available to…mehr
Spiritual mentoring is a particular kind of friendship in which, according to Keith R. Anderson, two or more people walk together in heightened awareness of the presence of yet Another--the Holy Spirit. Spiritual mentoring is not a complicated process that requires technical training and complex protocol, Anderson continues. It is essential, authentic, and maybe even natural human speech that is focused, disciplined and nurtured by training for one of the hardest natural things we do: listening reflectively to another. It is sacred companionship as life is lived and story told. Available to almost all, it requires deliberate recruitment, preparation and practice. These pages unfold a vision for mentoring that invites us to read our own lives as narrative and to learn how to enter the narrative of another life. The book covers the scope of the mentoring relationship through various seasons, offering helpful and inspiring metaphors for mentoring. All are invited to enter the mentoring story.
The author of "AWOL from Society" is Keith, a courageous individual who has triumphed over the grips of drug addiction and transformed his life through resilience, determination, and the support of his loved ones. Having experienced the depths of despair and the consequences of destructive choices, Keith has emerged as a powerful voice for change and redemption. Through his personal journey, he seeks to inspire others to break free from the chains of addiction, find healing, and embrace a brighter future. Keith's story serves as a testament to the transformative power of love, forgiveness, and the unwavering belief in one's own capacity for change. With his words, he aims to shed light on the realities of addiction and offer hope to those who may be struggling, showing that it is never too late to embark on a path of recovery and find a renewed sense of purpose.
Inhaltsangabe
Introduction: Mentoring Matters Part I: Uncovering Your Life Story 1. Reading with a Consecrated Purpose Spiritual Mentoring as Hospitality 2. God as Author Spiritual Mentoring as Farming 3. Life as Text Core Curriculum 4. The Mentor as Coreader Styles of Mentoring 5. Imperfect People as Mentors Spiritual Mentoring as Cura Animarum Part II: Uncovering the Movements of Spiritual Mentoring 6. Starting Well Spiritual Mentoring as Disillusionment 7. What Does a Mentoring Session Look Like? Asking Great Questions 8. Wisdom for the Long Walk of Faith Spiritual Mentoring as Ecology 9. Creating the Pace Spiritual Mentoring as Prayer 10. Sustaining Momentum Through Accountability Spiritual Mentoring as Geography 11. Ending Well Ten Essentials for the Mentor's Library Acknowledgments Appendix 1: Lectio Divina Appendix 2: Transference and Countertransference Appendix 3: Discernment Questions for Choosing a Mentor Appendix 4: What About Differences That Might Exist Between Mentor and Mentee? Notes
Introduction: Mentoring Matters Part I: Uncovering Your Life Story 1. Reading with a Consecrated Purpose Spiritual Mentoring as Hospitality 2. God as Author Spiritual Mentoring as Farming 3. Life as Text Core Curriculum 4. The Mentor as Coreader Styles of Mentoring 5. Imperfect People as Mentors Spiritual Mentoring as Cura Animarum Part II: Uncovering the Movements of Spiritual Mentoring 6. Starting Well Spiritual Mentoring as Disillusionment 7. What Does a Mentoring Session Look Like? Asking Great Questions 8. Wisdom for the Long Walk of Faith Spiritual Mentoring as Ecology 9. Creating the Pace Spiritual Mentoring as Prayer 10. Sustaining Momentum Through Accountability Spiritual Mentoring as Geography 11. Ending Well Ten Essentials for the Mentor's Library Acknowledgments Appendix 1: Lectio Divina Appendix 2: Transference and Countertransference Appendix 3: Discernment Questions for Choosing a Mentor Appendix 4: What About Differences That Might Exist Between Mentor and Mentee? Notes
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