Abstract
This essay, "a spiritual-theological sinfonietta in five movements of unequal length" is written to draw the reader's attention to a distinctive phase of growth in the affective life with both God and God's entire human family, the latter often referred to as "the neighbour" (i.e., any actual neighbour(s)). Being distinctive, it is possible to describe it; it actually has been described, not just by "light on" mystics, but also by spiritual theologians familiar with the phenomenology of mysticism. Unsurprisingly in this light, it has also been accounted for, in strictly intellectual—i.e., philosophical and theological—terms.
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