by Mike Davison (Author), 1stworld Library (Editor), Kay Guzder (Author) Whether you are aware of it or not, there are constant daily challenges to your personal peace. In addition to the typical challenges that have existed for ever, there are countless modern distractions that can devour your time, energy and focus and can leave you hungry for greater meaning and personal peace in your life. An Invitation to Personal Peace offers easy step-by-step practices that will help you develop a deeper sense of your own spirituality. An Invitation to Personal Peace will teach you practices to help you: - Remove blocks that prevent you from achieving personal peace. - Get more connected to what most matters to you. - Pay full attention to what really matters to you. - Develop a deep and meaningful sense of spirituality. - Enrich your relationships - Connect with the Inner You - Empower yourself through understanding your core If you are like most, and you have not been giving yourself the time and care you deserve to cultivate your spiritual mindset, this delightful guide offers fifty-two inventive and easy-to-follow practices to help you achieve personal peace. Use one practice a day or one practice each day for a week. That decision is up to you. Remember, not making a decision is a decision. Make your decision to take the action to change your life starting today. You will experience a deeper sense of joy in all aspects of your life as you learn to develop personal peace. Life does not have to be dull, uninteresting, boring and full of multiple stressors and frustration. You can learn to thrive, not just survive, as you become your own powerhouse and live everyday positively in self nurturing and love. When you start experiencing true personal peace, your personality will radiate a joy that will attract abundance into your life. Attract an Abundance of joy, Abundance of love, Abundance of creativity, in addition to an Abundance of opportunity- TODAY Number of Pages: 288 Dimensions: 0.65 x 8.5 x 5.5 IN Publication Date: March 27, 2007