Choices: Choosing me is OK, is a daily reader offering 365 messages written in a simple, straightforward style. It's a combination of practical spirituality that invites the reader to fully know their own worth and to relax into their personal relationship with the God of their understanding. It is intended for young adult and adult spiritual seekers. An index is included for easy access to topics of interest for the reader.

Jane's writings invite readers to investigate their own love affair with the Divine . . . their own inner beauty. Her personal relationship with life is contagious, and wherever she shows up an atmosphere of possibility, acceptance and unconditional love abound. A retreat facilitator, Jane has written twenty-five spiritual classes that are being taught throughout the United States, Canada, UK and Mexico, including Centers for Spiritual Living, Unity, independent centers and the Institute of Noetic Sciences. Jane has recently retired as minister of Conscious Living Center in Mt. View, California in order to take her message past its walls. She lives in Campbell, California.

Jane Beach explains her purpose behind this book, "Choices came about as a way to remind you of the truth and beauty of who you are; the real you, the one the Beloved sees. Each day your life is filled with choices. Because your choices are creative, it's important to choose wisely. This book is a reminder that it's okay to choose you, to put yourself first. My hope is that it will help you take one tiny step at a time to move in the direction of owning your worth and choosing your happiness.

Choices is an open invitation to live your highest potential, your greatest happiness. The path is yours to take, knowing each step is blessed. In doing so you are choosing love. You are choosing you."

For the first fifty years of her life Jane Beach was an atheist. In a moment of awareness, she discovered that the God of her understanding was real. Her whole life changed and much to her surprise, she became a minister. Jane's passion is her love affair with the one she calls the Beloved. Jane's writings invite readers to investigate their own love affair with the divine ... their own inner beauty. Her personal relationship with life is contagious, and wherever she shows up an atmosphere of possibility, acceptance and unconditional love abound.

Jane is now happily retired and has become a budding artist. She lives in Santa Rosa, California, writing, painting, and walking among the trees and wild turkeys.