Daily Inspirational Quotes to Help You Find True Peace “An important reminder of the simple truths which can bring us to a peaceful mind and heart.”— Becca Anderson , author of Prayers For Calm #1 New Release in Eastern Philosophy, Taoism Everyone deserves a peaceful journey, regardless of age or gender, religious affiliation, or political preference. With more than 3.5 million copies sold, this beautifully curated collection of daily motivational quotes about life seeks to influence the way you live the next 24 hours. The result of more peaceful days? A more peaceful planet. Peace is always possible, even in the midst of a storm. By sharing a meditation for each day of the year, author Karen Casey speaks to the common experience, shared struggles, and unique strengths of those who seek support and spiritual growth in recovery. Featuring daily inspirational quotes about finding peace and honoring love, this positive thinking book offers the perfect touchstone at this crucial time in history—a time when millions are seeking quiet moments and mindful meditation. Today can open the door to a new way of living. Love can be a powerful influence in our lives. It’s the total absence of judgment. It’s pure acceptance. It is the inner voice reminding us that all is well and God is present, right here and right now. The overwhelming peace we feel is all the evidence we need of God’s constancy. The expression of love quiets our minds and we are flooded with inner peace. How much gentler our lives would be if we dispensed with all expressions but love. But we don’t live in a world that truly values peace. What if we can turn away from constant judgment and offer love instead, in every situation? If you’re looking for inspirational books, mindful gifts, quotes about thinking positive, or mindfulness books for adults—or enjoyed books like A Year of Positive Thinking and 5-Minute Daily Meditations —then you’ll love Each Day a Renewed Beginning . “An important reminder of the simple truths which can bring us to a peaceful mind and heart.” ―Becca Anderson, author of Prayers For Calm “Karen Casey is a wise woman, writing more than twenty books based on her own experiences, including her long-time spiritual practices with the 12-steps and A Course in Miracles . Her writing and her speaking have affected millions of lives. As she became older, she shared with us her own trials and stresses, and offered ways to stay centered in the present. As the world seemed to become crazier and crazier, she offered a still place to breathe and make good decisions about what we could control and how we can do it.” ―Jan Johnson, Publisher Emerita Conari Press Karen Casey has sold over 3 million books that draw upon meditations, motivations, and religion to guide and support women throughout the world. Based in Minneapolis since 1964, Casey is an elementary school teacher turned Ph.D. Casey published the first of twenty-eight books, Each Day a New Beginning: Daily Meditations for Women , with Hazelden Publishing in 1982. Casey has spoken to tens of thousands world-wide over her forty years as a writer. Through each new experience, her gratitude and commitment grow to continue doing what brings joy to her life. Additional notable works from Karen Casey include 52 Ways to Live the Course in Miracles: Cultivate a Simpler, Slower, More Love-Filled Life , Let Go Now: Embrace Detachment as a Path to Freedom , and A Life of My Own: Meditations on Hope and Acceptance . From the book: We are always in the right place at the right time. What a comforting idea this is, and it’s one I cherish. And repeat to myself often. Most of us reading this have perhaps grown accustomed to this idea too, but there are days in our lives that we simply need to remember it again. Repeat it often. And share the idea with others so that we keep it uppermost in our minds. Why is it that we so frequently forget the tiny, profound ideas that can keep us feeling calm and in the “midst of God”? I have come to believe that it’s the ego that doesn’t want me to remember how close at hand God is. It also doesn’t want me to be at peace. Never does it want me to experience peace. I embrace the idea that my mind contains two Voices which vie for my attention every moment. One softly says “All is well and perfect as it is.” The other one screams, “He is causing this problem you perceive. Go after him.” Fortunately we have the capacity to choose, over and over again, the Voice we prefer hearing. Let’s be careful today. Every moment will be offering us a choice, and that choice makes all the difference in the kind of experiences today will bring.