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The 12 pages that link to Spiritual direction, each with the reason it gives.

• Pastoral careRelated: It offers focused guidance on spiritual life, one part of pastoral care.

• Contemplative prayerRelated: A director can help distinguish contemplative prayer from distraction or spiritual strain.

• HesychasmRelated: Hesychast disciplines are traditionally undertaken with experienced guidance.

• Discernment of spiritsRelated: A director can help test interpretations that are difficult to assess alone.

• Spiritual ExercisesRelated: A director traditionally guides the exercitant through prayer and discernment.

• Pastoral theologyRelated: It offers a focused form of guidance shaped by attention to spiritual life.

• Peter FaberRelated: Faber became known for guiding people through attentive spiritual conversation.

• Francis de SalesRelated: His letters and books made spiritual guidance central to his ministry.

• Thomas à KempisRelated: His practical counsel functions as written guidance for cultivating humility and devotion.

• Spiritual practiceRelated: Guidance can help interpret experiences and sustain a disciplined course of practice.

• John of ÁvilaRelated: John advised people seeking a disciplined Christian life, including prominent reformers.

• Zalman Schachter-ShalomiRelated: He adapted spiritual companionship into a Jewish setting through practices such as the mashpia relationship.