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Reminders: Self-Meditation: 3,299 Tips, Quotes, and Wake-Up Calls for Peace and Serenity
38,85 €
“Reminders: Self-Meditation: 3,299 Tips, Quotes, and Wake-Up Calls for Peace and Serenity” is a self-help book authored by Jennifer Louden. Published in 1997, it offers a vast collection of practical tips, insightful quotes, and gentle reminders to help readers cultivate peace, serenity, and mindfulness in their daily lives.
The book is designed to be a companion for those seeking to incorporate meditation and mindfulness practices into their routine. Each entry provides a bite-sized nugget of wisdom or inspiration, making it easy for readers to absorb and apply the teachings in their own lives.
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