A young woman, while managing to make one of her dreams come true, sinks into a physical and mental labyrinth. Everything collapses, and she seeks to face the light once again.
Pursued by toxicity and the chronic emotional abuse she endures, she leaves a career that many would envy, abandons everything, and departs on a journey to a place where no one will know her, somewhere she will be invisible.
However, through her acquaintance with a charismatic person, this escape journey becomes a journey of self-discovery, painful and arduous, ultimately leading her to reconcile with herself and others, and to mental resilience.
A "center of silence," a Japanese master, and a purple bicycle will lead her to understand and remember why we should not leave our dreams unfulfilled.
A small excerpt from the book:
The tiger. That is what I would like to save. It seemed so paradoxical to me that a tiger, such a strong animal, a wild animal, could have been hurt by anything, and that it would need my care. In my mind, it was the least expected, and for that reason, I easily and quickly decided that my injured animal was the tiger and that I wanted to be the one to care for its wounds.
I turned to see what was written on the back of the card with the tiger that I had chosen. "The tiger represents yourself."
