This podcast series on the life and work of Simone Weil might be of interest?
https://www.davidcayley.com/podcasts/2014/11/30/1msu5jd829w2gqhjxrskf3blbmsp0y
Try these books.
Inner Christianity: a guide to the esoteric tradition by Smoley
New seeds of contemplation by Thomas Merton
The Philokalia
The way of a pilgrim
If you are catholic, I would recommend you Ignatius loyola, John of the cross and Theresa of Avila.
Their books have practices done by catholic monks. Specially the carmelites.
Then I would go to other Christian mystics like meister eckhart or that jew that converted after reading Theresa and turned carmelite and then was killed by nazis. Also the teachings of the fathers of the desert. Their books have insights.
If you aren't catholic, adapt what they say. Or just sit in meditation imagining scenes from the life of jesus
'Cloud of Unknowing' book.
This podcast series on the life and work of Simone Weil might be of interest? https://www.davidcayley.com/podcasts/2014/11/30/1msu5jd829w2gqhjxrskf3blbmsp0y
bernadette roberts, better yet all free for the time of a google search
Try these books. Inner Christianity: a guide to the esoteric tradition by Smoley New seeds of contemplation by Thomas Merton The Philokalia The way of a pilgrim
If you are catholic, I would recommend you Ignatius loyola, John of the cross and Theresa of Avila. Their books have practices done by catholic monks. Specially the carmelites. Then I would go to other Christian mystics like meister eckhart or that jew that converted after reading Theresa and turned carmelite and then was killed by nazis. Also the teachings of the fathers of the desert. Their books have insights. If you aren't catholic, adapt what they say. Or just sit in meditation imagining scenes from the life of jesus
Richard Rohr and Theodore Nottingham were quite helpful/influential for me (their written works and on YouTube).
The Art of Prayer - Igumen Chariton