Reflection:The attention of the mind to itself, or to the knowing or willing acts of the thinker. Therefore the act or practice by which the intellect turns back on itself or its own operations.
Catholic Meditation:Reflective prayer. It is that form of mental prayer in which the mind, in God's presence, thinks about God and divine things. While the affections may also be active, the stress in meditation is on the role of the intellect. Hence this is also called discursive mental prayer. The objects of meditation are mainly three: mysteries of faith; a person's better knowledge of what God wants him or her to do; and the divine will, to know how God wants to be served by the one who is meditating. (Etym. Latin meditatio, a thinking over.)
— Catholic Dictionary at CatholicCulture.org
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