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The Dragon in the Quiet, Volume 2 of the series *Silent Paths*

How do you move on when what is missing does not disappear?

This book is a quiet journey through grief - not as an exceptional state, but as a constant undertone in life. L'eyo, a tentative, hesitant character, roams through memories, bodily perceptions and inner spaces in order to live with what has not been said, not healed, not remained.

In doing so, she encounters not only her former self, but also deep inner archetypes: the unlived child, the lost twin, the chess player who preferred to plan rather than feel, the mother with the calendar, the souls that were never born, an empty picture frame - and the dragon that does not fight, but simply waits.

These figures do not represent guilt - but rather everything that has no fixed place in grief, yet is still there. Unmistakable. And silent.

*The Dragon in the Quiet* is not a guidebook. It is not a novel. Rather, it is an interstice of scenes, symbols, breath and text - for people who do not push their grief away, but want to honour and transform it.

A supplementary set of cards with gestures, signs and small rituals invites you to weave what you have read into your own everyday life - not as a method, but as a way of accompanying you.

>> For all those who don't need to be asked if it still hurts.
>> And for those who stay - even without explanation.
The Dragon in the Quiet, Volume 2 of the series *Silent Paths*

How do you move on when what is missing does not disappear?

This book is a quiet journey through grief - not as an exceptional state, but as a constant undertone in life. L'eyo, a tentative, hesitant character, roams through memories, bodily perceptions and inner spaces in order to live with what has not been said, not healed, not remained.

In doing so, she encounters not only her former self, but also deep inner archetypes: the unlived child, the lost twin, the chess player who preferred to plan rather than feel, the mother with the calendar, the souls that were never born, an empty picture frame - and the dragon that does not fight, but simply waits.

These figures do not represent guilt - but rather everything that has no fixed place in grief, yet is still there. Unmistakable. And silent.

*The Dragon in the Quiet* is not a guidebook. It is not a novel. Rather, it is an interstice of scenes, symbols, breath and text - for people who do not push their grief away, but want to honour and transform it.

A supplementary set of cards with gestures, signs and small rituals invites you to weave what you have read into your own everyday life - not as a method, but as a way of accompanying you.

>> For all those who don't need to be asked if it still hurts.
>> And for those who stay - even without explanation.
Über den Autor
Stefanie Schöneich

Stefanie Schöneich does not write to tell stories, but to open up spaces. For the unspoken. For that which has not been healed, but wants to be heard.

She works across levels at the interfaces of text, body and memory - with a language that does not seek to explain, but to make things tangible. Her texts revolve not only around grief, spaces in between and closeness, but also around the question of how we live with what is - and what is missing.

Leise Pfade (Silent Paths) is her literary series for all those who do not find themselves in self-help books or novels - but in a sentence that stays with them.

Stefanie lives and works in northern Germany - writing, researching, developing, accompanying. Quiet enough to hear when something inside us is searching for a page.

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Details
Erscheinungsjahr: 2026
Fachbereich: Esoterik
Genre: Ratgeber, Sachbuch
Produktart: Nachschlagewerke
Rubrik: Esoterik & Anthroposophie
Medium: Taschenbuch
ISBN-13: 9783695760909
ISBN-10: 3695760907
Sprache: Englisch
Einband: Kartoniert / Broschiert
Autor: Schöneich, Stefanie
Auflage: 1. Auflage
Hersteller: Books on Demand GmbH
BoD - Books on Demand
Verantwortliche Person für die EU: Libri GmbH, Europaallee 1, D-36244 Bad Hersfeld, gpsr@libri.de
Maße: 215 x 135 x 9 mm
Von/Mit: Stefanie Schöneich
Erscheinungsdatum: 06.02.2026
Gewicht: 0,199 kg
Artikel-ID: 134545742