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Books on Spiritual and Nature Journaling
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Visual Journaling: Going Deeper Than Words
by Barbara Ganim, Susan Fox
"A life-long treasure. This book conveys a technique for achieving insight,
tranquility, and clarity of expression. A spiritual skill such as this one serves a person for a lifetime." --Caroline Myss
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Life's Companion: Journal Writing As a Spiritual Quest
by Christina Baldwin, Susan Boulet (Illustrator)
Baldwin points out that writing is a means of expanding our inner
horizons, of relating more meaningfully to the world we live in and to other travelers on the spiritual path. The book illuminates its text with enlightening quotations, exercises, questions, and techniques to nurture the writer and seeker within. Centered in a broad
spiritual philosophy, it shows readers how to transform writing into a tool for self-growth, heightened awareness, and personal fulfillment.
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How to Keep a Spiritual Journal: A Guide to Journal Keeping for Inner Growth and Personal Recovery
by Ronald Klug
Ronald Klug views a personal journal as a tool for self-discovery, an aid to concentration, a mirror for the soul, and a good friend and confidant. A spiritual journal is all of these and more. He shows the reader how to start a journal of his or her own.
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Daily Riches: A Journal of Gratitude and Awareness
by Jane Bluestein, Judy Lawrence, S. J. Sanchez
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Journaling: A Spirit Journey
by Anne Broyles
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Nature Journaling: Learning to Observe and Connect with the World Around You
by Clare Walker Leslie, Charles Edmund Roth
Get back in touch with the world around you by keeping a nature journal--it's not as hard as you might think, and you may find hidden reservoirs of peaceful creativity lurking beneath your busy, harried life.
An excellent resource to get you started, with tips on how to really see weather, animals, plants, and seasons.
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A Life in Hand: Creating the Illuminated Journal
by Hanna Hinchman
Borrowing the best examples from her own journals, and the works of others, Hinchman leads the reader from simple jottings and scratched likenesses to fully illuminated gems of philosophy, and shows how a lasting record of experience and a road map for self-discovery can be created.
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A Trail Through Leaves: The Journal as a Path to Place
by Hannah Hinchman
To artist-writer-naturalist Hannah Hinchman, the blank pages of a journal are a call to awaken the soul, to celebrate being alive in the world, to get to know both the wilderness of our inmost selves and the "unpredictable and potent" natural world.
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