Review
"...Her words shine like brilliant lights in my heart, and her life was as fine a statement of the Universal Spirit..." -- John Robbins, author of
"I am one of many who have admired and emulated the life and wisdom of Peace Pilgrim...." -- Dan Millman, author of
"There was no doubt that she was letting God write the script of her life, every moment of every day." -- Gerald Jampolsky, author of
"I am one of many who have admired and emulated the life and wisdom of Peace Pilgrim...." -- Dan Millman, author of
"There was no doubt that she was letting God write the script of her life, every moment of every day." -- Gerald Jampolsky, author of
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BACK COVER Peace Pilgrim, an authentic American sage, walked the roads of our land for nearly three decades. Cheerfully penniless, she carried into schools, churches, homes, and lives a simple message about the attainment of inner and outer peace. Here, Cheryl Canfield has gathered 365 of Peace’s thoughts—one for every day of the year—with space provided for your own insights and reflections. Designed to help you integrate simple spiritual truths into your life, Peace Pilgrim’s Wisdom is a powerful companion for spiritual growth. A NOTE FROM THE COMPILER Meditations on the thoughts collected here provide a simple format and guide for study and self-reflection. The idea is not to accept them or reject them, but to take them inside to reflect upon. There are 365 thoughts, one for each day of the year. You can start from any time right at the beginning or choose topics of special interest or current relevance to you. Each day a thought can be used to ponder during a quiet moment. It is very centering to focus on the most meaningful and permanent aspects of life in the morning, to set a tone for the day, and in the evening, to bring this focus into the restful hours of sleep. For avid learners seeking to connect more strongly with the wonderful inner resources that are available when we find and listen to our own inner guidance, I suggest using this book in conjunction with or as a personal journal. Creating space for quiet reflection and journaling may well be the catalyst for making the best use of the rest of your life.
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—Cheryl Canfield
