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The book of hours
Book • 1961
The Book of Hours is a collection of poems that marks an early but significant work in Rilke's career.
It delves into themes of spirituality, the search for meaning, and the poet's introspective journey.
The poems reflect Rilke's unique style and his questing, challenging, and demanding approach to poetry.
It delves into themes of spirituality, the search for meaning, and the poet's introspective journey.
The poems reflect Rilke's unique style and his questing, challenging, and demanding approach to poetry.
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Mentioned in 6 episodes
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when discussing Rilke's 'Book of Hours'.

Joshua Michael Schrei

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On Singing to the Beloved in Times of Crisis
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for its reflection on the nature of life and the continuity of experience.


Jon Kabat-Zinn

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Jon Kabat-Zinn
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when discussing his poem 'Sweet Darkness'.


David Whyte

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David Whyte (Part 2)
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, quoting Rilke's observation on the act of prayer potentially closing off the living essence of what one is trying to contact.


David Whyte

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A Poet and a Preacher: A Conversation with David Whyte
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, who quoted a line from it about impermanence.


Joanna Macy

Joanna Macy’s Message of Hope
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as a book rediscovered in 2003, found in a Cambridge library, and depicted in a Hans Holbein the Younger portrait of Thomas Cromwell.

Anthony Delaney

Final Days of Thomas Cromwell