Publisher's Synopsis
This work is a study of mystical theology, written by Dominique Schram in the 19th century. Schram examines the nature and significance of mystical experiences, considering their theological and spiritual implications. He also offers practical guidance for spiritual directors and those seeking to cultivate a deeper relationship with God. The volume remains a valuable resource for students and practitioners of mysticism and spiritual direction.
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