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New Mobile App!
by
fara
on
July 30, 2012
| daily examen | examine app | mobile app | reflection tool | spirituality tips | from the office | spirituality |

Welcome the Examine App!

After a year of brainstorming, developing and refining an app that addresses a person's spirituality, we're excited to finally launch the Examine App! The Examine App is a unique personal reflection tool that will help you to:
  • Examine the good and bad parts of your day
  • Facilitate meaningful sharing with a few close friends
  • Monitor personal spirituality over time
This free app is modeled after the daily examen, a spiritual practice that has been in place for over 400 years. The Examine App invites you to reflect on your day honestly, track and view changes, record your thoughts, and share privately with close friends. We hope this app creates easier access for you to engage with your spirituality, helping to promote your personal resilience. Click on thumbnail for full image [gallery] Give it try! Let us know what you think. For more information on the Examine App click here.
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