Magellan's Log: Book of Hours Calendar

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	*Sunday*	*Monday*	*Tuesday*	*Wednesday*	*Thursday*	*Friday*	*Saturday*
Matins (Sunrise)	He who thinks	Thou must love	The saint	O Friend	When en- lightenment	You never enjoy	What I know
Lauds (Sunrise)	Listen	Here, my sisters	The ruler	I saw	To yield	Nature and books	When you understand
Prime (6 a.m.)	Heavens	Sixty-six times	Two students	Self- reproach	Live where	But ask now	In the twinkling
Terce (9 a.m.)	We can only love	Reason	Past and future	Can you	And we are	Adversity	As the farmer
Sext (Noon)	Seen	Because technology	Another corollary	Buddha	Lay not	Beauty	All things
None (3 p.m.)	The goods	In other liv- ing creatures	Rhetoric	Some	If you bring	The wild geese	To see a world
Vespers (6 p.m.)	Homo loquax	If most	He who knows	Listening	You cannot	Let us not run	Act
Compline (9 p.m.)	To suppose	Industry	What need	Living	The mind	If the radiance	If
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Versicles (at will)	Bow	We look	One-eyed men	One light	Those who awaken	The falling leaf	Draw from the Well
*Hours for Non-virgins*	Les heures les plus foncées (The darkest hours) (page with music)

Note: You can also use the 63 Heures du Mal pages as a kind of low-rent I Ching.
Ponder your present situation, and then click on "Random" below.
The gods of chance (or whatever) will take you to a possibly approriate page:

Random.

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