Books with title Tirsah's Dream

“TIRSAHS DREAM” is an adventure story of a young girl who is trying to recreate her life, after being forced to leave her home. She is a prodigy with the paintbrush, who makes a determined effort to overcome adversity and develop her talents. Along with love, she experiences loss, and then finds that her dreams are strangely beginning to guide her into the Southwest. Here she encounters and applies sacred teachings of the American Indian, and discovers profound clues to her unique calling and wisdom for her difficult journey.My intentions for the story were to give the young reader more of an awareness of art and music, lost and regained love, and to do this in tandem with an appreciation for the American Indians’ reverence for God and His creations, and for the magical dramas of our natural world.

"TIRSAHS DREAM" is an adventure story of a young girl who is trying to recreate her life, after being forced to leave her home. She is a prodigy with the paintbrush, who makes a determined effort to overcome adversity and develop her talents. Along with love, she experiences loss, and then finds that her dreams are strangely beginning to guide her into the Southwest. Here she encounters and applies sacred teachings of the American Indian, and discovers profound clues to her unique calling and wisdom for her difficult journey.My intentions for the story were to give the young reader more of an awareness of art and music, lost and regained love, and to do this in tandem with an appreciation for the American Indians' reverence for God and His creations, and for the magical dramas of our natural world.

Tidi’s Dream is a fantasy written for teenagers while also appealing to many adults. Tidi is the ten-year-old daughter of the king of Singulara. In developing her meditation skills, she learns that she is able to inconsistently transport herself from her room to faraway lands. Twice she travels to a land called Kwerchland and meets Prince Aldoro. Each time she arrives as an early-twenties-year-old woman. When she returns, involuntarily, she reverts to her younger self. The king, Tidi’s father, tolerates her stories, much like a parent listening to a child talking about invisible friends. One day, though, Tidi somehow senses the approach of the Dominique, Aldoro’s ship. As amazing as it seems, the ship comes into port. The king is unable to explain how Tidi could know Aldoro, although his daughter reminds him of her earlier accounts. The bridge in credibility is filled in by the king’s chief advisor who suggests that Aldoro is an evil prince with powers to hypnotize Tidi. Trusting in his advisor’s counsel, the king banishes Aldoro and his crew from Singulara. Cressie, Tidi’s attendant, overhears the chief advisor plotting with the king’s brother to overthrow the king. They have worked with an evil empire to secretly invade the country. Tidi must do something! Miraculously, she is able to transport herself back to the Dominique and plan with Aldoro to save the country. How that happens makes for an extremely entertaining story. Within the context of the fantasy, credible actions take place to deal with the coup d'état. Along the way, heroism and hysterics abound.

Tidi’s Dream is a fantasy written for teenagers while also appealing to many adults. Tidi is the ten-year-old daughter of the king of Singulara. In developing her meditation skills, she learns that she is able to inconsistently transport herself from her room to faraway lands. Twice she travels to a land called Kwerchland and meets Prince Aldoro. Each time she arrives as an early-twenties-year-old woman. When she returns, involuntarily, she reverts to her younger self. The king, Tidi’s father, tolerates her stories, much like a parent listening to a child talking about invisible friends. One day, though, Tidi somehow senses the approach of the Dominique, Aldoro’s ship. As amazing as it seems, the ship comes into port. The king is unable to explain how Tidi could know Aldoro, although his daughter reminds him of her earlier accounts. The bridge in credibility is filled in by the king’s chief advisor who suggests that Aldoro is an evil prince with powers to hypnotize Tidi. Trusting in his advisor’s counsel, the king banishes Aldoro and his crew from Singulara. Cressie, Tidi’s attendant, overhears the chief advisor plotting with the king’s brother to overthrow the king. They have worked with an evil empire to secretly invade the country. Tidi must do something! Miraculously, she is able to transport herself back to the Dominique and plan with Aldoro to save the country. How that happens makes for an extremely entertaining story. Within the context of the fantasy, credible actions take place to deal with the coup d'état. Along the way, heroism and hysterics abound.