SolterAdventures
In the early summer of 1996, Tiffany Solter died.
Not metaphorically. A car accident, a helicopter, a trauma center-and somewhere between the highway and Harborview, a warm place where light was everything, where she was beautiful and perfect exactly as she was, and where a single question was asked of her.
She said yes. And came back.
What followed were thirty years of learning why.
Part memoir, part Jungian shadow work, part call to action, Between Worlds is the story of a near-death experience and everything that came after-the recovery, the grief, the grace, and the slow, non-linear, frequently hilarious process of excavating a life and finding it full of magic. It is the story of the people and animals who built Dr. Solter-from a grandmother chasing shooting stars across Wyoming plains to a partner who proposed at the top of the Space Needle and could not be talked out of it-and of the lessons they left behind.
It is also a challenge. To look at your own shadow. To tell your own truth. To remember that you, too, are made of light-and that this moment in human history is exactly the wrong time to keep that to yourself.
For anyone who has ever stood at the edge of something vast-death, grief, love, the ocean-and felt, in spite of everything, that it was all somehow going to be okay.