Day by day, we face life, reacting to what comes our way, making decisions, and seeking to shape our experiences. And then, in an instant, everything changes. Janine Spirig experienced this when she lost her husband twenty years ago due to the murder of a teacher in St. Gallen and found herself alone with three children. "Do not shrink from the darkness, penetrate it, illuminate it," she notes in this book on a winter day. In spring, she writes: "Stumbled in the no, risen in the yes," and the next day: "Perceiving the call of the inaudible between the words, silence." In autumn, during the harvest season, she reflects: "Living into oneself, breathing into oneself, loving into oneself, going into oneself, finding oneself in full abundance." Blossoms of Infinity is a companion throughout the year with a short text for each day, a perpetual calendar that invites daily pauses to reflect on what truly matters in life. "In silence, life is audible" (December 11).