I take a daily quiet time to center and prepare my heart & mind for the day ahead.
I like to do inspirational reading in the morning and if I have a couple minute break time during the day. I have my daily books on my Kindle Fire. These are books with 365 essays/meditations. (I remember when I would have to drag my daily books to wherever I did quiet time for the day.)
I have the books categorized on my Kindle under the collection “Daily” so I don’t have to search for them every day.
I don’t read every book, every day but read from whatever book(s) I am drawn to that day. Ones I didn’t get to in the morning, I may peek at while waiting for water to boil or during a work break.
I used to feel so guilty when I got off track (which was every week). Now I let myself relax about it. With daily books I’ve read before I tend to read from today’s date even if I missed yesterday’s. On new daily books I keep going in order even if it takes 2 years instead of 1.
Here are my daily books:
- Archaeological Study Bible
- The Daily Stoic by Ryan Holiday – Stoic meditations for serenity, self-knowledge, and resilience
- A Year Without Fear by Tama Kiev – A great help for the “I don’t wannas”
- 52 Weeks of Conscious Contact by Melody Beattie – Meditations for connecting with God, self and others
- Power Thoughts by Louise L Hay – Fun, bright, quick affirmations
- Romancing the Ordinary by Sarah Ban Breathnach – A reminder of the beauty and romance in daily life
What are your daily books?
My morning daily books are
Jesus Calling
And
Grace for the Moment.
My go to sleep books are
Guidepost LARGE print magazine set bedside so that I end on a hopeful note.
Those sounds like wonderful books
Hi Beth
Thank you so much for sharing your daily books.
Mire are Jesus is calling and Grace for the moment!
I red Mary Kondo. Found it too ambitious for me.
May God bless you !