50 Things to Know About Practicing Spiritual Discipline

Ideas to Strengthen Your Soul

De: M. Ahlers, 50 Things To Know

Narrado por: Valerie Gilbert

Duración: 41 m

Resumen del Editor

Have you wondered why some people seem to be spiritually minded, while the rest of us are just happy to cross items off a long to-do list? Have you ever questioned the idea of having a soul? Do you sometimes find yourself thinking there has to be a reason why you’re right here, right now? If you answered yes to any of these questions, then this book is for you.

50 Things to Know About Practicing Spiritual Discipline: Ideas to Strengthen Your Soul by M. Ahlers offers an approach to exploring the idea of having a soul and growing the connection to your own. Many books on spiritual discipline tell you sit quietly and simply journal your thoughts. Although there's nothing wrong with that, few of have the luxury of silence or time to explore options, ideas, or the big picture. Based on knowledge from the world's leading experts, spiritual health is an important component to being an authentic, mature person. Figuring out how to get healthy takes the same level of attention as physical health.

You'll discover a series of simple ideas you can sample to practice spiritual discipline. This book will help you recognize the importance of paying attention to your place in the universe and little things you can do to connect with it on a daily basis.

By the time you finish this book, you will have a dozens of solid practices you can use to open your mind to your soul...and open your soul to its creator.

So grab your copy today. You'll be glad you did.

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Well done.

Appealing and informational. Easy to understand and suggestions of spiritual things to do are basic enough that most individuals could relate and follow though.

For a Spiritual “Discipline” book, this was quite refreshing:)

I felt that I could grow from going through this book, but did have some reserves because of the word “discipline” in the title. I did think there might be more ‘preachy’ undertones throughout it, and was pleasantly surprised to find it very lighthearted and enlightening.
My favorite tip from the book that comes to me right now was, “Love A Goldfish.” It’s so cute because it’s so simple! We often overlook how easy it is to be spiritually aligned, and staying in the present and “Loving a Goldfish” speaks to how simple the author knows and realizes her subject matter.
As always, narrator has a naturally soothing voice and is easy on the ears. I decided to do something different for this narration and put essential oils on a diffuser nearby, coupled with a biomat for me to sit on, with headphones on to almost meditate to it. It worked! I could zone out to her voice and absorb the material well. Enjoyed this book, completely!