My fascination with religion versus spirituality, text claimed holy versus heretical, faith preached versus practiced began when I was 15 in a 7:00 am Seminary discussion of the Article of Faith: We believe the Bible to be the true word of God as long as it is translated correctly (a heretic or called upon by God?). I was introduced to the power of words and their sanctity through translation. The lesson launched my study of the institutions of religion, the expression and application of faith in personal as well as public arenas. This prayer book combines sacred texts from Christian, Jewish, Hindu, Buddhist, Muslim, ancient polytheistic and Native American sources. The text is divided in sections referencing the Rosary. The structure and size allow the reader to use it as a Tibetan prayer wheel-pages fanned in Slinky fashion. Some pages reflect the cacophony of prayers uttered in turbulent times such as these with layered prayers upon prayers, unreadable but efficient when fanned.