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Forgotten Realms is a fantasy book. The thematic subdivision it represents is composed of streams of consciousness that flow into various fantastic worlds. It all starts from the beginning of the times and runs through the abstract meanders of existence; then touches the fundamental elements that govern and inhabit these worlds; and ends with a great battle, which will rise the kingdom again. Entering this book is like journeying to another world. Iulia Roxana Sirghe is a passionate of psychology, human mind and behavior. She just got her Certificates as Transformational Life Coach, Emotional Intelligence and confidence coach, and soon she will get her Certificate for being a Spiritual Coach and Mentor. She spends most of her time with meditation and studying. She also has certification for Positive Psychology. Her purpose is to help others into transforming their lives through self-awareness and self-development, since she believes we have the power within us to create the happiness we dream about, and the Universe and its laws are a great source of power for creation. There are many tools to be discovered that can lead us into manifesting our authentic reality, love and prosperity - and this is her field of knowledge and interest. The story came to her while meditating, and she believes these are messages from the unconscious. This is a love story that has to endure a spiritual process before the lovers can come into reunion, which for the author is a paradigm of real-life situations. The heart writes in lyrics, for everything is a melody within its whispers of love and longing. This is why she chose to write this story as a poetry and not otherwise.

A young Syrian refugee feels the urge to enter a church in Germany, overwhelmed by the notes of Händel's Messiah. An elderly German woman and her neighbour whom she barely knows, an Arab mother of four, hug each other when they discover they have more in common than they thought. A retired teacher reflects on her roots when she meets a Spanish student in the Bavarian countryside. A tour guide recalls the civil war that tore her beloved Ireland apart only a few decades earlier. What do these stories have in common? They are stories of everyday people who, for one reason or another, feel displaced, outsiders, strangers to their surroundings. But sometimes a chance encounter, a shared experience, or maybe the notes of a song, are all it takes to feel at home again, and then, the other does not seem so different from us anymore.With her delicate writing, Sheila Gutknecht explores the concepts of identity, belonging, and otherness."She bade him farewell, knowing they would never meet again in this world, and headed for home, reflecting on how there are no outsiders in the world of music and stories."