Guided (Ignatian) Contemplation

A short introduction and experience of Ignatian contemplation or imaginative prayer. Using the text from Matthew 14:24-33, we enter into the scene of the gospel and feel our own reactions as we encounter Jesus. This method can be used for any scene from the gospels and can lead us to deeper insights about our relationship with the Lord.
Stanley Goh, SJ

[@markvincent8148]

Thank you Lord for using Stanley to help others in pursuing our relationship with Jesus. He's always there but I need to walk towards him and trust his way and his will for me.

[@stanleygoh4275]

Thank you for the comments and encouragement. It's heartening to hear from you, fellow pilgrims on our journey with the Lord. Let us continue to hold firm, take heart and hope in the Lord (Ps 27:14)!

[@sandradsa1340]

Thank you for this beautiful method of prayer. I am encouraged to do this with every Gospel passage I read. From this passage I learnt from reading that the storm ceased just after Jesus transmitted His lesson on holding on to our faith in Him; that the storms in our life are permitted to teach us life's lessons and for our spiritual growth. Thank you for this video.

[@lovesings2us]

Thank you so much for your beautiful, focussed way of guiding us into a deeper sense of friendship with the Lord.

[@wisegalny7604]

Thank you, truly wonderful 🌷

[@valerieleavitt1421]

Thank you.