This book aims to teach us to reclaim and reshape our own language. From those who have fallen and the seemingly dead who surprisingly survived, we know that in the act of falling - at the boundary between life and death - their entire life story unfolded before them like a silent film, in reverse. Keleman invites us not to wait for our final fall to take stock, but to start today by perceiving ourselves in our experiences, letting go of the familiar safety, allowing the feelings associated with uncertainty and chaos, feeling a farewell to the outdated, engaging with the unknown, and opening ourselves to new impressions and new expressions; to dissolve in order to become.