Written by Urvi Shah

Dominic has spilled water over his sister, Mia’s painting while playing with his ball. She screams at him furiously, and his mother scolds him for being careless. Led to tears, he wonders why he is always rebuked for something he does unknowingly.

“I wish this sadness would just leave me,” he murmurs as he leans against the tree trunk. And just as he wishes that a bird’s song, sweet and joyful reaches his ears. In a quest to find the bird Dominic is guided into another world, the vast abode of the Sky Spirit who then shows him a way to dissolve his sadness.

(This story has been written in conjunction with “Mia and the Ocean Spirit”)

FOR WHOM?
The story is for children (age 6+) and adults.

WHAT DOES THE STORY HELP WITH?
-Dealing with strong states of sadness, grief and self-blame
-Transmuting sadness into joy
-Encouraging children to explore the healing power of gentle touch
-Connecting with the vastness of the skies