Jalics developed this method at Haus Gries in Germany after a life-altering five-month kidnapping in Argentina. His approach is purely practical, stripped of complex theological theory to focus on immediate presence. The practice follows a rigorous, step-by-step structure:

Jalics strips away the complications of religion and brings the seeker back to the essentials: to be still, to be silent, and to be present. In an age of constant distraction, his method of paying attention to the body, breath, and the invocation of the name of Jesus offers a powerful antidote to modern anxiety. He insists that contemplation is not for monks and nuns alone but is a , a return to the simplicity of the Gospel. This message has proven to be life-changing for countless laypeople, religious, and clergy worldwide.