<p>“What Karen found in Alcoholics Anonymous, and I found in the Course, was a path to God that wasn’t waylaid by religious dogma.”<br />
—Marianne Williamson, <i>NYT</i> bestselling author of <i>A Return to Love</i></p>
<p>“Casey’s voice is thoughtful and accessible. Readers with a belief in the power of God will be most amenable to her recommendations for a simpler, more rewarding life.”<br />
—<i>Publishers Weekly</i></p>
<p>“Karen Casey is a wise woman, writing more than twenty books based on her own experiences, including her long-time spiritual practices with the 12-steps and <i>A Course in Miracles</i>. Her writing and her speaking have affected millions of lives.”<br />
—Jan Johnson, publisher emerita, Conari Press</p>
<p>“Karen Casey teaches us how to row our boat (note: not other people’s boats) gently down the stream. When we row gently, we don’t yell who or what must be on the bank around the bend. We peacefully accept what comes and this makes us very merry.”<br />
—Hugh Prather, author of <i>Morning Notes</i> and <i>The Little Book of Letting Go</i></p>
<p>“You just can’t go wrong with Karen Casey.”<br />
—Earnie Larsen, author of <i>Stage II Recovery: Life Beyond Addiction</i> and <i>From Anger to Forgiveness</i></p>
Help in staying centered and finding inner peace. Karen Casey’s daily meditation book Peace a Day at a Time offers 365 reminders to help strengthen those traveling the path to recovery from addiction. In this powerful set of daily reminders, Karen draws from her bestselling Each Day a New Beginning, which has helped millions recovering from addiction.
Grow stronger every day with this classic meditation-a-day book. Karen Casey's daily meditation books have guided millions through their recovery and their daily lives, providing serenity and a happier more peaceful life. She has written eloquently about almost every facet of recovery and how to live a sober, balanced life by trying to live in the present, one day at a time. Peace a Day at a Time offers a meditation for every day of the year, opening with a quote and following with a brief essay and a takeaway message. This beautiful book is your powerful set of daily reminders on how to stay centered and find inner peace. Karen also provides a companion index with key theme words to reference any issue you may be struggling with.
In Peace a Day at a Time learn to:
- Pay attention and listening to your inner voice
- Avoid drama and to let go of blame
- Stop living from crisis to crisis
- Cope with fear, sorrow, anger, and pain
- Embrace change
- Practice kindness, joy, hope, and acceptance
If you have been aided by books such as The Language of Letting Go, The Road Back to You, or Let Go Now; then Peace a Day At a Time can help you heal.
When I started writing my first book, Each Day a New Beginning, I didn’t know where the process would take me. To my relief and delight, I discovered that writing provided me with a release for my worries and a sure way to connect to a Higher Power.
Since then I have written fourteen more books, all of which called me “to the table” to listen to my Higher Power and challenged me to reach out to others. Through the Twelve Step fellowship, I have learned that the messenger within wants to speak to each of us. Becoming a writer has been as simple, and as necessary, as that for me. I believe each of us is blessed with an inner messenger. Whether or not we choose to listen makes the difference between having a life of serenity or a life of turmoil.
As you might imagine, my life has not remained in a state of total serenity. Even though I have celebrated twenty-five years of continuous recovery, I have weathered many storms. In many cases, these storms have given rise to new books. Over and over I have discovered that the message of my Higher Power calms me as long as I am willing to listen and share the insights.
I hope, dear friends, that this anthology of meditations offers you peace and hope as you walk through the next year of your life. It is my sincere wish that you will choose to carry some of your own peace and hope to others in your daily journey. I also hope you will turn within for direct communication with the God of your understanding. The journey is softened for all of us each time even one of us chooses to listen and be moved by what we hear. May Peace be with you.
—Karen Casey