A book of 366 secular daily prayers written by Cody Cook-Parrott

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AMAZON
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BARNES AND NOBLE

This book is for anyone who wants to bring their own version of a higher power into their spiritual ecosystem. Written with the seasons in mind, Look About You is a portal into mystery, the unknown, and a tool for cultivating your very own prayer practice.

To be used as a tool alongside your morning pages, recovery literature, and first cup of coffee - coming in at 4 by 6 in this little book is perfect if you want to define your own version of god!

Whether you are new to the concept of spirit and prayer or a longtime devoted god freak, this little book is a powerful addition to your toolbox. Rooted in collective liberation and artistry as a channel to service, when we tend to our spiritual lives our movement and activism work is stronger, our creations have more impact, and we serve to benefit others.

Cultivate creative attention! Discipline as a value! Devotion as a virtue!

Edited by Jaqcueline Suskin
Designed by Alyssa Natoci
Written by Cody Cook-Parrott

Cody Cook-Parrott is also the author of How to Not Always be Working and Getting to Center.

Please note : This is a pre-order and will ship priority mail by November 19 - if there are any delays in printing you will be notified before this date

PRAISE FOR LOOK ABOUT YOU :

In her poem entitled "Praying," Mary Oliver said, "It doesn't have to be the blue iris, it could be weeds in a vacant lot, or a few small stones..." Cody has managed to channel that moving reminder into this luminous, aching, moving, and beautiful book, one that models what it is to reach for a relationship with God, Spirit, and the divine through beautifully accessible, humble, and honest means. If you are stretching your arms out, looking for those weeds in a vacant lot, or a few small stones, Look About You is a phenomenal compass to anchor you as you get there. 

Lindsay Mack, founder of Tarot for the Wild Soul

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This book is a new arrival, something poetic and rare in a writer's trajectory; to write about God is an act of submission. It is to hear the call and prepare oneself for the diligent task of being in communion. To share this knowledge is an act of divine ordinance. I'm grateful for their work and deliverance here, daily reminders that God is near. I think of the words of Imam Khaliifah Williams in his final days before his martyrdom, "All Praise Be To Allah In Every Situation." To surrender is an act of will, an act of God. I am grateful for the existence of this work. I will keep it close

Fariha Róisín, author of Who is Wellness For, How to Cure a Ghost, and Survival Takes a Wild Imagination