Christian Mysticism is a spiritual practice within Christianity that emphasizes direct, personal experiences of God. It seeks to deepen one's relationship with the divine through contemplation, prayer, and meditation. Mystics often focus on inner transformation and the pursuit of union with God, drawing inspiration from the teachings of Jesus Christ and the writings of early church figures. This tradition has produced notable mystics such as St. John of the Cross and Teresa of Avila, who explored themes of divine love and spiritual awakening. Christian Mysticism is characterized by its emphasis on the inner life and the belief that God can be experienced beyond traditional religious practices.