Spirituality for Extroverts And Tips for Those Who Love Them

Name: Spirituality for Extroverts And Tips for Those Who Love Them
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ISBN: 9780687650743

ISBN-10: 0687650747

ISBN-13: 9780687650743

Edition: 2008

Authors: Nancy Reeves

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Does prayer have to be silent? Does meditation have to be solemn? If I'm an extrovert, can I worship God?In this groundbreaking book, psychologist and spiritual adviser Nancy Reeves presents a refreshing view of spirituality that goes beyond personality to provide extroverts (and those who love them) with exciting new ways of approaching God.Reeves explores a wide variety of spiritual practices for extroverts, including:Praying in motionSingingCultivating spiritual friendshipsPracticing spirituality in groupsIn the end, she urges all of us, extrovert and introvert alike, to seek a mature spirituality that embraces all the aspects of our personalities. Includes questions for reflection and…

Book details

List price: $9.99
Copyright year: 2008
Publisher: Abingdon Press
Publication date: 5/1/2008
Binding: Paperback
Pages: 144
Size: 5.50" wide x 8.50" long x 0.50" tall
Weight: 0.484
Language: English



Introduction



Getting to Know Spiritual Extroverts



Are You a Tigger or an Owl?



Getting Extroverts Out of the Box



What Does Extrovert Spirituality Look Like?



Extrovert Spiritual Practices



A Few Words about Spiritual Practice



Praying and Meditating



Singing



Cultivating Spiritual Friendships



Moving Prayer



Practicing Spirituality in Groups



Spiritual Reading and Writing



Praying in Nature



Living More Deeply into Spiritual Extroversion



Challenges of Being Extroverted Persons of Faith



Tips for Those Who Love Extroverts



Maturing Extrovert Spirituality


Using This Book in Groups


Suggested Reading


Research on Extroversion


Reeves Research


Notes