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    This document provides a daily practice for becoming aware of consolation, desolation, indifference, and disordered attachments. It instructs the reader to reflect each day on experiences that drew them towards or away from God, as well as things they could be indifferent to. On weekends, it prompts reviewing the week's reflections to gain self-knowledge about patterns and internal feelings. The goal is learning to notice one's emotional and voluntary responses to develop greater spiritual awareness.

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    This document provides a daily practice for becoming aware of consolation, desolation, indifference, and disordered attachments. It instructs the reader to reflect each day on experiences that drew them towards or away from God, as well as things they could be indifferent to. On weekends, it prompts reviewing the week's reflections to gain self-knowledge about patterns and internal feelings. The goal is learning to notice one's emotional and voluntary responses to develop greater spiritual awareness.

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    BEING AWARE: CONSOLATION & DESOLATION DAILY PRACTICE

    | LARRY WARNER, b-ing

    ● Learning to notice affective and volitional consolation & desolation and the presence of
    indifference or disordered attachments.

    MONDAY TO FRIDAY (DAILY)​:​ ​Reflect on the following questions each day.


    ● What is something from your day that you sensed taking you toward God ​(Consolation)​?
    What were you feelings associated with this experience?

    ● What is something from your day that you sensed taking you away from God
    (Desolation)​? What were you feelings associated with this experience?

    ● What is something from your day that you were able to be indifferent toward? What were
    you feelings associated with this experience?

    ● What was something from your day that you realized you were not able to be indifferent
    toward and/or it was extremely difficult for you to be indifferent toward? What were you
    feelings associated with this experience?

    WEEKEND​:​ ​Reflect on the following questions over the weekend.


    ● As you read back over what you wrote each day what does this begin to tell you about
    yourself regarding things that tend to take you to God, things that tend to take you away
    from God and things that are currently difficult for you to be indifferent towards? What
    are you discovering about your internal awareness of your feelings?

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