Ignatian spirituality, 'finding God in all things', derives its inspiration from the life experiences of Ignatius of Loyola and his Spiritual Exercises. This spirituality is humanistic by nature, since its sustenance for action comes from reflection on human experiences in the everyday. It is also unambiguously Christian, leading one to act for the greater good of others, creation and God – Father, Son and Spirit. People who live by this spirituality are called 'contemplatives in action.' Their lives like Ignatius are based on his foundational insights of conversation, deepest desires and helping others.