This is an honest, provocative and deeply human journey through the realm of spirituality, told in chronicles that explore the divine — not as dogma, but as a mirror of our anxieties, doubts, fears and redemptions.

With clever humour, literary sensitivity and a generous dose of irony, the author observes human behaviour in the light of the sacred and vice versa, blending the spiritual with the everyday.

This book is not a religious treatise, nor a guide to enlightenment — it is a vivid and emotive account of someone who sits at the table with God, the Devil and themselves, to discuss everything that matters: guilt, forgiveness, love, ego, silence.

An invitation for believers, sceptics, the spiritual and the simply curious — all those who seek some kind of meaning in the midst of chaos. Here there are no absolute revelations, only soulful stories that make us laugh, reflect and, above all, remember that there is always something greater within us, even when we feel lost.