Title: Meditative, sweet, good.
Product review: Skillful daughter, Creative Son, Grandfather counsel, Grandmother wisdom.... I had this book for a long time and used it often - need a new copy now and will definitely replace it. There's something gentle and contemplative about it, with joyful, respectful and inclusive names for the "spirits" you're praying to. The book is separated into seasonal prayers and meditations, with a morning and evening prayer for each day of the week and each Celtic season of the year. I also really like the "solar question" and "lunar meditation", which is a neato idea and really helpful. There's a general air of goodness and kindness throughout the book, it's definitely on my "food for the soul" list.
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