Experience of inner attentiveness

Surozhskij Antonij, Ph.D. in Theology, Honoured theology doctor of Aberdin University and Moscow Spiritual Academy, London, Great Britain

The Author considers a life of inner attentiveness not in terms of moral but as a way to wholeness of the human person and of life, as a foundation for a responsible relationship with those around us, as a way for growing in love which in the end brings us, through self-denying, to the joy of a life in God.

Keywords: inner attentiveness, conscience, responsibility, sin, repentance, growing in love, wholeness of the human person

Column: Anthropology, phenomenology, culture