Siṃhī: The Becoming
A young lioness loses her mother in the tall grass. A snake tells her stories in the dark. A tortoise carries her on his shell. A mouse stops her mid-hunt with a name she cannot forget.
Across thirteen nested tellings — from the churning of the ocean to the Bhagavad Gītā — she meets grief, fire, injustice, and love, and finds what her mother left inside her. A novel about what a parent gives a child before leaving, and what a story can hold that a single life cannot.
Watership Down meets Siddhartha.
Written and illustrated by Mateo Rose.
Read it todayEach book complete on its own.
The stories practice what the sessions do. If something in these pages found you, there is a room for it — an hour of lying down and going inside, in Ashland or online.
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