Alan Sasha Lithman

Savitri's Children Alan Sasha Lithman

Savitri's Children, an evolutionary novel inspired by actual events and experiences, is a powerfully transformative love story that chronicles our species emergence at this life-critical turning point in ourevolution. At once personal and planetary - with life and death, breakthrough or breakdown, hanging inthe balance - the story plays out over sixty years, 1956 to Spring 2016. Fleshed out in India and America through three generations of a cross-cultural family, the narrativedraws from the well of two compelling Indian legends, symbols, feminine archetypes that share the same name, Savitri: one, a bride-to-be spurned by the God she was to marry; the other, a woman who heroically fights the Lord of Death for the life of her beloved. As such, this story is both a creative fusion of these two myths, as well as a contemporary successor andoriginal offspring in her own right, carrying forward the next passage in a Story still being written. Whichis why it is called Savitri's Children: An Evolutionary Tale of Love, Death & the Healing of the Earth...