365 Positive Spiritual Quotes: Daily Quotes About Conscious Living

By Steve M Nash

Transform Your Life One Day at a Time

Imagine receiving a daily pointer to the wisdom within – a wisdom that is always available, always waiting for you to take notice of it. 

Imagine receiving a daily encouragement to let go of "the thinking" – the struggle and the suffering.

Imagine receiving a daily inspirational invitation to "reset", to return to yourself, and to remember Your True Nature...

This book of very carefully curated and thought-provoking inspirational quotes enables you to let daily life transform you – consciously and positively so – and it does so via daily inspirational reminders that you are capable, that you are creative, and that you are complete.

Yes, 365 Positive Spiritual Quotes: Daily Quotes About Conscious Living comes with:

• Quotes about spiritual understanding, quotes about love, and conscious living quotes
• Regular, monthly quotes from the likes of Albert Einstein, Byron Katie, Jeff Foster, Wayne Dyer and Rumi
• Inspirational quotations that might shock you, paradoxical quotes, practical quotes, positive spiritual quotes, and quotes that relate to The Inside-Out Understanding (as first advocated by Sydney Banks)

 

Transform yourself every day, then – be positive, be happy, AND be a part of the change you wish to see in the world – and all via this positive spiritual quotes book.

Get your copy now – and fast-track a transformed and inspired life today! (And don't forget to rate and review!)

• Language: English
• Publisher: Steve M Nash
• Release date: Oct 19, 2021
• ISBN: 9798215464281

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Steve M Nash

365 Positive Spiritual Quotes

Daily Quotes about Conscious Living

Copyright © 2021 by Steve M Nash

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Contents

INTRODUCTION: What is Conscious Living?

How to Use This Book

JANUARY

FEBRUARY

MARCH

APRIL

MAY

JUNE

JULY

AUGUST

SEPTEMBER

OCTOBER

NOVEMBER

DECEMBER

About The Author

Acknowledgements

READER BONUS

INTRODUCTION: What is Conscious Living?

Here you are, you’re reading a e-book containing at least 365 conscious living quotes. An e-book that’s now been re-titled, because no-one seemingly understood the original, clever title. An e-book that’s been carefully compiled by me, Steve M Nash, after I literally sifted through tens of thousands of inspirational quotes over a ten-year period.

Here I am, I’m wondering if you know what conscious living is. And if you do know, I’m wondering whether your idea of conscious living – your definition – is the same as mine. I’m wondering, too, whether definitions – meanings – even matter.

Let’s have a little look at possible meanings, anyway – let’s be a little bit curious. And let’s start with what conscious living likely isn’t:

Conscious living has nothing to do with feeling superior to someone, or different to them, or with comparing your state of consciousness (or spiritual grounding or emotional intelligence) with theirs.

Nor is conscious living a pursuit of good vibrations – an unquenchable desire for ever-deepening bliss and connection. (What? Say it ain’t so!)

Nor is conscious living about how many spiritual books you’ve read, or the number of years in your spiritual journey. (Aw shucks! )

Okay, now let’s look at what conscious living likely is:

Self-less living: A continuous letting go of the invented, imagined self – that small, self-obsessed, self-referring one – and a trusting in That Which Always Remains. Just YOU, just HERE, just NOW.

Blameless