PEACE IN MY AGE

What does peace look like when life has already taught you most of its lessons? PEACE in My Age is a quiet, meditative memoir built from eight words: light, friendship, gratitude, espresso, reflection, sanctuary, humanity, and age. Each short chapter is a single observation, written from a terrace above Lago de Chapala, Jalisco, México, where mornings begin in silver and end in gold. This is not a book that searches for answers. It is a book that has already found them, and simply wants to sit with you a while inside that finding. Readers will come away with a slower way of noticing—the lake at dawn, a shared cup of coffee, the hug that needs no explanation—and a quieter relationship with the years still ahead. Inside, eight short chapters move from sunrise to the narrowing path of age itself: Light Within, on the patience of dawn. Friendship as Refuge, on the people who carry us. Gratitude Daily, on noticing rather than lacking. Espresso Moments, on the pause that resists hurry. Lake Reflections, on water as a mirror for the soul. Home Sanctuary, on shelter built from memory and love. Hug of Humanity, on the one gesture no machine can replicate. The Narrow Path of Age, on walking forward with grace. About the author: Edward A. Samuelson, MA, DD—known to his neighbors as Lalo—is an artist, healer, and life guide living as an expat above Lago de Chapala, Jalisco, México. PEACE in My Age is his ninth book. If you have ever wanted to slow down long enough to feel the present moment, this is a short book meant to be read slowly—and returned to often.