I have found the best meditation books over the years as I experimented with my daily self-care routine. They’re really great because a good meditation book can help to cement your mindset for the day.
In today’s blog post, I’m sharing the best meditation books that you can use in your own personal daily self-care routine to help you reset, be inspired and gain a higher perspective.
Best Meditation Books
For me, self-care is all about connecting with the universe, healing, re-centering, and lifting my perspective higher. So that means daily meditation books are a huge component to my daily routine.
If you follow me on Instagram, you’ll see me share my morning self-care routine every so often on Insta stories, and it always includes pictures from one or three of the daily books below.
Meditation books are perfect because they’re short but powerful reads that help you to connect and get into a higher vibration before your day begins, which causes a beautiful ripple effect of manifestations and a feeling of being grounded the rest of the day.
I usually read a page out of a couple of the books, whichever ones I’m most drawn to at the moment. The following books are ones that I recommend if you’d like to incorporate a good meditation book into your daily self-care routine:
1. Simple Abundance
This was my first meditation book and it took me on such a magical journey. One of my most popular blog posts came from a suggestion in this book, A Sacred Self-Care Birthday Ritual. And that birthday ritual truly shifted something within me, a self-love affair of sorts.
This book really changed me and I highly recommend it.
2. Journey to the Heart
This is a beautiful meditation book with great though-provoking messages. I love the stories and perspective’s Melody shares and my favorite part is always her reflective questions at the end. They always make for good journal prompts.
I would have to say that this book ranks in my top two favorite meditation books.
3. A Course in Miracles
I actually bought this book in 2016 but didn’t really understand it, so I didn’t open it again. Fast forward to 2019 when I developed anxiety due to numerous life changes. I began working with a healer and she told me to try this book.
Essentially, this book is rewiring your mind to realize that the world you see is an illusion. It has a 365 daily lessons and they are very powerful. It does use words like “God”, “Jesus” and all of that. But it actually isn’t a religious book at all.
Replace those words with “love” or whatever word you feel most comfortable with. I also really recommend using this Youtube playlist of all the lessons (each one is about 7 minutes long) to listen to after reading each lesson. She does a great job of rewording everything and making it more relatable.
A Course in Miracles has become my #1 favorite meditation book. This book in combination with EFT tapping has dropped my anxiety levels significantly. And if you love Abraham Hicks, you’ll love this meditation book.
4. Romancing the Ordinary
Another great book from the author of Simple Abundance. What I like about this one in particular is that even though it’s not set up specifically to be a daily book, it’s laid out like one with short reflections and this one is all about enjoying the sensual experience of life.
I love the way she writes about getting in touch with our intuition and fully engaging our physical senses.
5. Until Today
While I will admit I haven’t gone through this book very much, I do think it’s a great choice for a meditation book. It focuses on spiritual growth filled with a-ha moments and powerful affirmations.
But what I like most is that the author is authentic and truly devoted to her own development.
6. The Book of Awakening
Mark Nepo, the author of this meditation book, has a very deep and profound perspective on life which I think is due to the fact that he experienced cancer.
I love the way he puts things and the quotes he shares along with each daily message. This book is usually in my morning rotation.
7. Heart Thoughts
Beautiful, beautiful, BEAUTIFUL book. Please get this book for your heart! It is so uplifting and healing. It’s not a daily book but I use it like one.
There are lots of topics covered, like “abundance”, “accidents”, “family”, “guilt”, “deserving,” and for each one there’s a quote on one side and the other side looks like the photo above, with an affirmation and then a short message.
There’s also a new card deck companion that’s like the book and it would also be perfect for pulling a card every morning and meditating on the message.
8. You Can Heal Your Life Book + Workbook
Okay so this book and workbook combo aren’t daily books at all, but I had to add them to this list just because I DO use them in my self-care routine as part of my healing.
The book is really good, and the workbook gave me one of the biggest healing breakthroughs I’ve ever had. I still remember the day because I was sitting in Kohl’s parking lot, eating In-N-Out while filling in the workbook, and all of the sudden hot tears were streaming down my face and I felt broke open in the best way possible.
So while this isn’t a meditation book, I think it could be used as one, especially the workbook.
I hope you enjoyed this post. If you have any daily books that I didn’t share above, please share them in the comments below; I as well as other readers would love to know.
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Lots of love,
Jessica
Jessica Dimas is the creator of Sacred Self-Care for Your Chakras. Connect with her on Facebook and Instagram for more inspiration and updates.
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Dr. Dina says
The witches almanac looks like a book that I just have to get. Great book list!
Jessica Dimas says
It’s a good one, I hope you enjoy it! <3
Sarah says
Celtic Spirit by Caitlin Matthews is awesome !! I’ve had my eye on Simple Abundance for some time now , l think I’ll finally make the purchase . Xoxox
Jessica Dimas says
Oh I like the sound of that title, I’ll have to check it out! Thank you <3
Moonsparkle (ZM) says
Thank you for the book recommendations! I’ve read both the Sarah Ban Breathnach books on your list. I used to have Romancing the Ordinary but I gave it away because I felt it wasn’t resonating with me anymore. (Just for me personally). 🙂 I think I should check out Simple Abundance again though. I enjoy re-reading You Can Heal Your Life and plan to get the workbook.
Witches’ Spell-A-Day Almanac sounds like something I’d like. Last year had the Llewellyn’s Sabbats Almanac and this year I have both Deborah Blake’s A Year and a Day of Everyday Witchcraft and Kate West’s The Real Witches’ Year. (They’re both daily books). I’d wanted the Kate West one for ages but it was quite expensive for ne. But then my cousin gave me an Amazon voucher for Christmas so I used some of it on that. I’ll have a look at the other books you mentioned too. 🙂
Jessica Dimas says
Yes, I think Simple Abundance is definitely one you should check out again 🙂 I agree that some of the other Sarah Ban Breathnach books just don’t resonate as much. I just love daily books, the Kate West one sounds really good! I’ll have to check that one out.
Shirley Amber says
There is so much wisdom found in any of the books mentioned. The ones that mean the most to me are the ones that INSPIRE. Reading Ralph Waldo Emerson, Christian D Larson, Alexandra Stoddard, Suzanne Sommers ‘ 365 Ways to Change Your Life’ and Sanaya Roman books and meditations. Too many books to list.