This is a beautiful, wise book of meditations, originally offered as daily readings to the members of the Order of Julian of Norwich, and now arranged under seasonal headings for personal use throughout the year. The headings are Advent, Christmas, Epiphany, Lent, Easter, Ordinary Time and For Every Season. Not being an especially liturgically-minded person, I went through them one by one as they came, without regard to the season - and found them full of insight and wisdom. The most penetrating of the meditations for me were those on the seven capital vices, offering gentle and profound observations on how to harness our sexuality in prayer, how to guard against spiritual greed, how to recognise the intoxicating power of anger, how to walk through sadness to a place of peace. Later we find ourselves entering into absence, into joy, into journey, into hearing our own names. Perhaps the profundity of this book lies in its simplicity - it's as if Fr Gregory invites us to fill the gaps ourselves, knowing that when we have done so we will have seen a new picture, or perhaps imposed order on an old and confused one. I thoroughly recommend it. It will help you to step outside the pressing reality of everyday and enter into one which is far deeper and more meaningful.