A Starry Night

A Starry Night is a modern spiritual parable about awakening, belonging, and remembering who we really are. Set over the course of a single night in a quiet cabin, the story follows a narrator wrestling with questions of identity, love, purpose, and God.

On this night, the narrator is joined by two unexpected guides: Ram Dass, the beloved spiritual teacher, and Alfred Adler, the pioneering psychologist. Through conversation, reflection, and silence, they embark on an intimate journey through the landscapes of the human heart. Exploring shame, longing, desire, faith, and what it means to truly come home to ourselves.

Blending storytelling, philosophy, and lived experience, A Starry Night invites readers into a deeply personal dialogue about:

• Why so many of us feel disconnected from ourselves, each other, and God

• How our wounds, desires, and longings hold the keys to our awakening

• What it means to dissolve the old stories and step into who we’ve always been

• How to live fully alive. In love, creativity, and presence

This isn’t a book of answers. It’s an invitation to pause, breathe, and remember.

Through its pages, readers are welcomed into a quiet, sacred space. A mirror where they can see themselves more clearly. It’s a book for anyone standing at the edge of transition, longing for something more real, more connected, and more whole.

Whether you are deconstructing your faith, searching for purpose, or simply wanting to feel more alive, A Starry Night offers companionship for the path.