Brian Drayton has made Bill Taber's reflections on the special vocabulary Friends assembled to describe their inward spiritual experiences freshly accessible to contemporary Friends. Taber's extraordinary insights into the inward landscape bring both a greater understanding of the writings of previous generations and a fresh discernment into one's own spiritual condition. A Language for the Inward Landscape is a fresh presentation of the riches of a Quaker spirituality organized by key concepts. It is both a theological resource that prepares the reader for a beneficial encounter with Quaker writings and a reflection of its own concerning qualities and possibilities of the inward life. Above all, if you seek words to express your inward experience of the spiritual life, you will find companionship and a language you may come to recognize as your own.