Hera
Hera is not just a simple novel. It is a mirror that, alongside its captivating storyline, urges you to search within yourself. Hera embodies the essence of Rumi’s reflection on the human soul, such as when he ponders,”Who is it in my weary heart,That while I’m silent, stirs in cries and in turmoil?”
Or when he finds something within himself that is beyond what he knows, realizing,”Don’t think I speak poetry for myself;As long as I’m aware and awake, I won’t utter a word.”
Hera’s story is not just about a single human, but about the nature of humanity—one that has long been buried under rigid ideologies. It is a new encyclopedia of concepts that have lost their meaning. By pairing a beautiful and youthful body with a vibrant mind, Hera challenges you to face your true self and look beyond the filters of ideologies rooted in nothing but control.
The character of Hera reflects humanity’s paradox, one that even great minds like Rumi have explored: the struggle of existing between the earthly and the divine. Hera, in her journey, uncovers the miracle of creation, not as something entirely new, but as a reminder of the spiritual and intellectual power that humanity can possess.
Hera invites readers to challenge the taboos and illusions constructed by society, to question sacred tales, and to ultimately rediscover beliefs with a renewed sense of clarity. If you believe there’s more to you than a mere mortal body, join this journey. Let’s seek together, as Rumi did, and return to our true selves:”Let go of deceit, lover, be mad! Be mad!Step into the fire, become a moth, become a moth…
