4112 - Morning and Evening Thoughts
Author: James Allen
Description: First published in 1909, Morning and Evening Thoughts offers sixty-two concise meditations—one for each morning and evening of the month. Drawing upon Allen’s broader work (including As a Man Thinketh), each entry presents a focused theme—such as tranquility, discipline, sympathy, or sacrifice—to anchor one’s day or evening. These poetic affirmations serve as daily spiritual prompts, guiding readers to start and end each day with clarity, purpose, and inner alignment . ⸻ Keywords: daily meditation, affirmations, New Thought, spiritual discipline, mind–body harmony, self-mastery, poetry ⸻ Ideal for: Individuals seeking a daily spiritual practice, self-help enthusiasts, New Thought adherents, and anyone wanting structured guidance in cultivating inner peace and reflective living. ⸻ Age: 16 years and up (suited for mature teens and adults engaged in personal growth or spiritual practice) ⸻ Theme: Power of thought, mental discipline, transformation through reflection, inner growth, overcoming adversity, living with intention ⸻ Tone: Reverent, lyrical, encouraging, introspective, and quietly inspirational—designed for thoughtful morning or evening contemplation (). ⸻ Book Type: Spiritual/self-help daily meditation guide; reflective anthology ⸻ Length: Approximately 66–80 pages.