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Calm Your Soul: A Year of Spiritual Tranquillity

By (author) Richard Daly





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Calm for your Soul: 365 Days of Spiritual Tranquillity is a collection of spiritual and inspiring writing providing hope and comfort for every single day of the year. Each page begins with a statement followed by an encouraging thought. Relevant scriptural passages are included for readers who desire a deeper time of reflection. In this non-intrusive and thoughtful volume, Richard Daly, the successful author of the God’s Little Book series , creates a great resource for creating mental and emotional strength for each day. Begin your journey at any point of the year, with words that will support your meditation and resonate deeply as part of your personal growth journey.

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Publisher | HarperCollins Publishers
Published date | 24 Nov 2022
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Format | Digital download
Pages | 384
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ISBN | 978-0-0085-6202-1
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