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Prayerful, studied, and holy, Dann offers a gentle and effective methodology for mystical reflection. . . . Touching upon the Desert Fathers, biblical passages, saintly experiences, and interreligious spiritual writings, as well as dreams and intuitions from people today, he pulls back the curtains, exposing what has been present all along our human path: a spectrum of connection to the energy of the infinite known and unknown--and that reflection is powerful and fun! --Caroline Carson, Rector, Holy Innocents' Episcopal Church I had the privilege of participating in the plot of Dann Wigner's Thinking Spiritually in Small Groups method. The experience showed me I'm not alone in having sensed God's presence in subtle and profound ways. Dann's approachable method is one that I am eager to introduce to my congregation. Its thoughtful design ensures everyone feels safe and uplifted in sharing and praying with each other. --Kelsey Leftwich, former President, Companions in Ministry, School of Theology, University of the South

Prayerful, studied, and holy, Dann offers a gentle and effective methodology for mystical reflection. . . . Touching upon the Desert Fathers, biblical passages, saintly experiences, and interreligious spiritual writings, as well as dreams and intuitions from people today, he pulls back the curtains, exposing what has been present all along our human path: a spectrum of connection to the energy of the infinite known and unknown--and that reflection is powerful and fun! --Caroline Carson, Rector, Holy Innocents' Episcopal Church I had the privilege of participating in the plot of Dann Wigner's Thinking Spiritually in Small Groups method. The experience showed me I'm not alone in having sensed God's presence in subtle and profound ways. Dann's approachable method is one that I am eager to introduce to my congregation. Its thoughtful design ensures everyone feels safe and uplifted in sharing and praying with each other. --Kelsey Leftwich, former President, Companions in Ministry, School of Theology, University of the South

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Dann Wigner is a mystical theologian and religious sociologist with a PhD in theology and sociology from the University of Durham. He has taught religious studies, research writing methods, English, and library studies at multiple universities. Wigner currently teaches for All Saints Episcopal School in Lubbock, TX. He has previously published Just Begin: A Sourcebook of Spiritual Practices and A Sociology of Mystic Practices: Use and Adaptation in the Emergent Church. Follow him at http: //spiritualitystepbystep.co

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