Who doesn't long for extraordinary answers in difficult life situations? Shortly before the trial, Theo is looking for peace, but he is approached by a stranger in the café in front of the courthouse. This stranger invites him to self-reflection and leaves a small sphere as a farewell. The stranger appears twice more, encourages Theo to open up spiritually and gives him new hope. As real as the three spheres are, the visitor appears mysterious and unreal.
Benedict, a successful entrepreneur, feels trapped between old family disputes and daily obligations. He spontaneously contacted a former school friend. After their first meeting, she takes him on a journey through his past and helps him lift the veil from his eyes. As if by magic, this new perspective changes his life.
The two short stories are like a box of chocolates - sometimes inspiring, sometimes thoughtful and are linked together by "prayer verses" that are both contemporary and often humorous.
The texts in the book are a fascinating invitation to give more space to your own perception.