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This book by Aubrey Fossedale contains a daily spiritual quote for one hundred days. Every quote has been taken from ancient vole scripture brought from Armenia in 1690. There are some modern equivalents in the quotes but the base meanings are no different from what was written thousands of years ago. All voles pray to Hanuman, the monkey god, at their temple at Cricklewood in North London. This has a profound effect on their lives and their dealings with others. They are known as polite and charitable creatures who enjoy the arts and literature as well as chocolate sponge pudding with chocolate custard. Please take time to read this book over the next one hundred days and if life has been cruel to you then maybe, with the spiritual enlightenment contained in the following pages, things may improve for you.