E S Kraay

The Vitruvian Man's Book of Hours E S Kraay

A collection of 84 readings drawn from multiple faiths to encourage spiritual contemplation and thought. Seven days, three hours - sunrise, midday, and sunset - and four offerings each hour. The readings are thoughtfully selected from many 'divinely inspired sources' and not from a single faith or spiritual orientation. Divine inspiration is not limited to people or things religious. Victor Hugo was as divinely inspired to write Les Misérables as whatever hand wrote Genesis... Leonard Cohen when he wrote "Hallelujah" as David when he wrote the psalms. A companion to promote daily prayer and meditation with one objective: to make the world a better place to be.