Throughout the many stages of life, our experiences guide us and nothing is wasted if there is learning in it. Where we decide to plant ourselves can allow us to grow, remain the same, or succumb to outside influences.
What are our emotional, spiritual, and mental roots? How do they feed us or limit us? It is life's ultimate dilemma--making daily decisions that give us vast opportunities and possibilities and, therefore, varying results.
This self-help novel, (which is the third part of the story), with a hint of surrealism, is a story of dreams, fears, and ideas that enslave us, and the conscious and unconscious signs in our daily lives. It opens a magical window into the ideologies intertwined in familiar and unfamiliar places.
Anayeli learned first-hand, through experience, the many problems immigrants face when arriving in a new country. Her hope is to inspire and help others who share similar struggles by reaching the hearts, souls, and minds of those who need to know that they are not alone and that they can always go far beyond their roots, ideas, and limitations.