eating the sun, feeding the moon
Based on true events, this multi-dimensional odyssey follows Tashi, a young artist shattered by the senseless death of her lover, from the city of Montreal to the jungles of Costa Rica, where she finds herself in the wild interior of her own heart.
Resigned to spend the remainder of her days without love, she plunges into her new life in a foreign land of spectacular beauty while embracing her solitude. Nonetheless, she is unwittingly drawn into a steamy love affair with Dylan, whose reserved manner conceals a character forged in the Philadelphia ghetto; she soon becomes his soul companion and the "Other Woman" in his troubled partnership with Becky, an all-American girl with whom he is building a homestead in the jungle. Convinced that she and Dylan are destined for one another, Tashi's spiritual aspirations entwine with her overwhelming desire for union with him as she struggles to control the outcome of their stormy romance.
Using poetic prose, imagery, introspection, letters and dreams to examine the tension that exists between the ego and the soul self, this poignant exploration of a twentieth-century woman’s heart leads the reader on a healing pilgrimage to the door of the authentic self.
Eating the Sun, Feeding the Moon is ultimately a celebration of the transforming qualities of love.
Resigned to spend the remainder of her days without love, she plunges into her new life in a foreign land of spectacular beauty while embracing her solitude. Nonetheless, she is unwittingly drawn into a steamy love affair with Dylan, whose reserved manner conceals a character forged in the Philadelphia ghetto; she soon becomes his soul companion and the "Other Woman" in his troubled partnership with Becky, an all-American girl with whom he is building a homestead in the jungle. Convinced that she and Dylan are destined for one another, Tashi's spiritual aspirations entwine with her overwhelming desire for union with him as she struggles to control the outcome of their stormy romance.
Using poetic prose, imagery, introspection, letters and dreams to examine the tension that exists between the ego and the soul self, this poignant exploration of a twentieth-century woman’s heart leads the reader on a healing pilgrimage to the door of the authentic self.
Eating the Sun, Feeding the Moon is ultimately a celebration of the transforming qualities of love.
Eating the Sun, Feeding the Moon
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