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# 4.8/5 from 4,500+ readers 860+ pages of mindful wisdom Top #5 in Zen Spirituality Peace Is Every Step: The Path of Mindfulness in Everyday Life

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> 🧘‍♀️ Find your calm, own your moment, live your peace.

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## Key Features

- • **Connect Deeply:** Enhance relationships through loving speech and awareness
- • **Join a Movement:** Join thousands embracing peace and positivity worldwide
- • **Transform Emotions:** Learn a 5-step method to convert anger into understanding
- • **Elevate Everyday Moments:** Mindful breathing and smiling techniques for instant calm
- • **Master Mindfulness Daily:** Simple, practical exercises to live fully in the present moment

## Overview

Peace Is Every Step by Thich Nhat Hanh is a bestselling guide to mindfulness and living fully in the present. Ranked top #5 in Zen Spirituality and praised by over 4,500 readers with a 4.8-star rating, this book offers simple yet profound practices like conscious breathing and smiling to transform your daily life, emotions, and relationships. Ideal for professionals seeking balance, it blends ancient wisdom with practical tools to cultivate peace, positivity, and proactive compassion.

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desertcart.com: Peace Is Every Step: The Path of Mindfulness in Everyday Life: 8601419915835: Thich Nhat Hanh, Arnold Kotler, H. H. the Dalai Lama: Books

Review: Peace is a Gift, & Our Life is a Work of Art! - Life is a miracle, so don't waste another minute... What a book! This is the first book I read from Thich Nhat Hanh. What a pleasing manuscript and unique simple text (anyone can read this). There are so many `common-sense' lessons found here which we should know already, OR we do know but don't practice for whatever reason. In any event, how refreshing, and revitalizing it is to see some of these wonderful lessons in black and white... There are a lot of catch phrases that people say like: Don't put something off until tomorrow because tomorrow may not come OR Stop dwelling in the past because you can't change anything. OR Life isn't a destination but a journey. What Hanh does here is very simple and interesting - he states that there is nowhere to live BUT in the present moment. You cannot live 5 minutes from now, OR 5 minutes ago. You can only live right here / now, and in the present. This is the only way to be in touch with life. And for people that don't understand - that means that you can't be focusing on 10 different things because then you are distracted, and you aren't `truly in the moment'. That goes for work, for life itself or even leisure activities. Even though we have hobbies, the trick is not to get so lost in your hobby (whether it's music, etc.) that you lose sight of your surroundings. You must always maintain a sense of reality even as you enjoy yourself too. Forget the past and the future, for life is only found in the present, so be here mentally to witness it for all its' splendor! Another little note to mention that I found very stimulating: Conversation is something to be watchful about. What you talk about affects your mood and your thoughts. You must try to have nice discussions and maintain a positive mental attitude. In many books I have read from "The Rule of St Benedict" to the "I Ching" to this book - they all preach --- Beware of idol banter, and gossip etc. This kind of talk (which most people indulge in) is not healthy. Not only is it not nice to talk about others when they aren't present, but there is nothing to accomplish here. All you're doing is talking for the sake of talking, and worse yet, you are speaking about others in an unhealthy manner. Subsequently, this has an effect on your being whether you know it or not. The effect is not positive so we should refrain from it. If there is one thing from this book to take with you it is this - "Each minute, each second of life is a miracle". It doesn't matter what we're doing; don't take it for granted. So stop thinking about what you have to do next, and what you have to do after that... Simply focus on the present moment for all its' worth. Awe-inspiring work! After this, I plan on reading "True Love", and "The Art of Power", both by Hanh.
Review: A Gem: Small And Precious - Peace is not external, so we do not need to chase it. Peace is already present but we have to get in touch with it. This is attained through mindfulness: living in the present moment, in the here and now. Thich Nhat Hanh, Zen master and spiritual leader teaches mindfulness through conscious breathing and smiling. Connecting the body and mind, to find peace and happiness even in the most unlikely situations. Breathing and smiling! Is that it? You may be as skeptical as I was before practicing this exercise: breathe in, while reciting " breathing in I calm my body" then breathe out while smiling and reciting "breathing out I smile" do this three times! This is a very easy yet very effective exercise, do this often enough, in any position at any time (sitting, lying, driving, walking, before you eat, before you wash the dishes, when you hear the phone ring....) and enjoy being calm, relaxed and peaceful. The author teaches us to be mindful of the people in our life, of the food we eat and of the environment around us.... Turn off the TV and instead walk in the park, visit a good friend, sit down for a meal with family or friends or even by yourself but before you dig in, breath smile, appreciate the food on the table, then eat mindfully, be aware of the taste, the smell, the texture, even if its only a bowl of rice, be happy, be thankful. He also teaches how to transform unpleasant feelings like anger for example into something more wholesome like understanding, using a 5-step method. By practicing understanding and loving speech instead of blaming and arguing we can help each other be happy. By knowing the true nature, the essence of the people around us we can enjoy each other. Mindfulness should lead to proactivity. We must be aware of the real problems of the world and of the suffering around us, and then with mindfulness we will know what to do to be of help. This book is written clearly and beautifully. Full of inspiring stories and parables, meditations and practices, reflecting the author's wisdom and experience. Terrific and extremely effective, will make you calm and happy just reading it, then breathe, smile and be peaceful!

## Features

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## Technical Specifications

| Specification | Value |
|---------------|-------|
| Best Sellers Rank | #3,652 in Books ( See Top 100 in Books ) #5 in Zen Spirituality #30 in Meditation (Books) #139 in Personal Transformation Self-Help |
| Customer Reviews | 4.8 out of 5 stars 4,534 Reviews |

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## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Peace is a Gift, & Our Life is a Work of Art!
*by J***N on August 7, 2011*

Life is a miracle, so don't waste another minute... What a book! This is the first book I read from Thich Nhat Hanh. What a pleasing manuscript and unique simple text (anyone can read this). There are so many `common-sense' lessons found here which we should know already, OR we do know but don't practice for whatever reason. In any event, how refreshing, and revitalizing it is to see some of these wonderful lessons in black and white... There are a lot of catch phrases that people say like: Don't put something off until tomorrow because tomorrow may not come OR Stop dwelling in the past because you can't change anything. OR Life isn't a destination but a journey. What Hanh does here is very simple and interesting - he states that there is nowhere to live BUT in the present moment. You cannot live 5 minutes from now, OR 5 minutes ago. You can only live right here / now, and in the present. This is the only way to be in touch with life. And for people that don't understand - that means that you can't be focusing on 10 different things because then you are distracted, and you aren't `truly in the moment'. That goes for work, for life itself or even leisure activities. Even though we have hobbies, the trick is not to get so lost in your hobby (whether it's music, etc.) that you lose sight of your surroundings. You must always maintain a sense of reality even as you enjoy yourself too. Forget the past and the future, for life is only found in the present, so be here mentally to witness it for all its' splendor! Another little note to mention that I found very stimulating: Conversation is something to be watchful about. What you talk about affects your mood and your thoughts. You must try to have nice discussions and maintain a positive mental attitude. In many books I have read from "The Rule of St Benedict" to the "I Ching" to this book - they all preach --- Beware of idol banter, and gossip etc. This kind of talk (which most people indulge in) is not healthy. Not only is it not nice to talk about others when they aren't present, but there is nothing to accomplish here. All you're doing is talking for the sake of talking, and worse yet, you are speaking about others in an unhealthy manner. Subsequently, this has an effect on your being whether you know it or not. The effect is not positive so we should refrain from it. If there is one thing from this book to take with you it is this - "Each minute, each second of life is a miracle". It doesn't matter what we're doing; don't take it for granted. So stop thinking about what you have to do next, and what you have to do after that... Simply focus on the present moment for all its' worth. Awe-inspiring work! After this, I plan on reading "True Love", and "The Art of Power", both by Hanh.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ A Gem: Small And Precious
*by W***D on December 15, 2002*

Peace is not external, so we do not need to chase it. Peace is already present but we have to get in touch with it. This is attained through mindfulness: living in the present moment, in the here and now. Thich Nhat Hanh, Zen master and spiritual leader teaches mindfulness through conscious breathing and smiling. Connecting the body and mind, to find peace and happiness even in the most unlikely situations. Breathing and smiling! Is that it? You may be as skeptical as I was before practicing this exercise: breathe in, while reciting " breathing in I calm my body" then breathe out while smiling and reciting "breathing out I smile" do this three times! This is a very easy yet very effective exercise, do this often enough, in any position at any time (sitting, lying, driving, walking, before you eat, before you wash the dishes, when you hear the phone ring....) and enjoy being calm, relaxed and peaceful. The author teaches us to be mindful of the people in our life, of the food we eat and of the environment around us.... Turn off the TV and instead walk in the park, visit a good friend, sit down for a meal with family or friends or even by yourself but before you dig in, breath smile, appreciate the food on the table, then eat mindfully, be aware of the taste, the smell, the texture, even if its only a bowl of rice, be happy, be thankful. He also teaches how to transform unpleasant feelings like anger for example into something more wholesome like understanding, using a 5-step method. By practicing understanding and loving speech instead of blaming and arguing we can help each other be happy. By knowing the true nature, the essence of the people around us we can enjoy each other. Mindfulness should lead to proactivity. We must be aware of the real problems of the world and of the suffering around us, and then with mindfulness we will know what to do to be of help. This book is written clearly and beautifully. Full of inspiring stories and parables, meditations and practices, reflecting the author's wisdom and experience. Terrific and extremely effective, will make you calm and happy just reading it, then breathe, smile and be peaceful!

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Loved It
*by D***A on December 28, 2025*

Great book. Easy read. More for meditation and mindfulness

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