by Jane Brunette (Author)

A very small girl suddenly finds herself feeling far too big for her life to hold, yet her body is still far too small and vulnerable to live in the big world. It seems that she will live forever in exile until in a moment of desperation, she cries out for help and a mysterious pair of eyes appear in the darkness. This story is for anyone who has ever outgrown their way of life and found themselves in the hallway between worlds. It highlights our ultimate need to unite the vulnerability of being human with the vastness at our core.

Author Biography

Jane Brunette teaches and writes about meditation, spirituality and creating a soulful life in challenging times. She created Writing from the Soul, an approach to writing that has sprouted groups around the world, and she mentors individuals in writing and spiritual practice. Trained as a psychotherapist and Buddhist teacher with a deep affinity for Christian mysticism and indigenous perspectives, she travels widely to challenge her social conditioning, living simply in cultures where this is still possible to free her time and her mind for contemplation and retreat. She is the author of two collections of poetry, CARTOON KALI and GRASSHOPPER GURU, as well as THE BIG AND THE SMALL: A SOUL STORY. Her websites are writingfromthesoul.net and flamingseed.com.