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SKU: 1502504 The Practice of Stillness


The Practice of Stillness
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  • SKU: 1502504 The Practice of Stillness

    Mindful Living for Latter-day Saints

    Jacob Z. Hess,Carrie L. Skarda

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With so much going on in the world and so much to do and be, why would anyone want to spend time in stillness?

Because that’s what Jesus Christ did. The scriptures describe many times He retreated to find greater time alone with God, yet experiencing this in our own lives can be surprisingly challenging. Though we all have reasons to feel busy, hurried, and stressed, the day-to-day practices of gospel living offer abundant opportunities to stop the frantic doing and slow down so we can “be still” and know the living God for ourselves (Psalm 46:10).

The Practice of Stillness, a companion to the paradigm–shifting The Power of Stillness: Mindful Living for Latter-day Saints, is a guided workbook that will help you create greater stillness and mindfulness in your life. In it, you will find short devotionals, questions to ponder, and actions you can take to better put into practice the power of stillness.


Pages: 144
Size: 9x7

Jacob Z. Hess, PhD, teaches mindfulness-based stress reduction classes, has created online mindfulness-based courses, and is the creator of the Train Your Puppy card game to help children learn mindful skills. He is a staff writer and reporter at Deseret News, with a focus on faith, family, and peacemaking across sociopolitical disagreements.

Carrie L. Skarda, PsyD, is a psychologist in private practice in Salt Lake City, Utah, specializing in supporting Latter-day Saint women who are seeking to improve themselves and their relationships. She has been studying and practicing mindfulness and formal meditation for over fifteen years, and as a facilitator at Sixteen Stones Center for Growth, LLC, has taught workshops on mindfulness, mindful eating, and forgiveness.