The Year of the Owl

'The year of the owl' is a magical true story about wonder, loss and resilience. This comforting narrative celebrates the deep father-daughter bond and the universal interconnectedness of all living things. As a public prosecutor, Pascale Bruinen is the epitome of level-headed objectivity, and averse to anything that can’t be explained rationally. But when her elderly father dies, she goes through a deep emotional crisis that breaks her heart. In this receptive state, she experiences an awe-inspiring spiritual event involving an owl, the symbol of her father's gentle wisdom. Pascale, of all people, gets to see the Law of Attraction at work, with her very eyes. She discovers first hand that there does exist an unseen force which makes co-creation of reality possible. This spellbinding event marks a paradigm shift in her thinking and transforms both her personal and professional life forever. It eventually even makes her quit her job as a district attorney to follow her writer's heart. Whereas first she'd say 'Seeing is believing', this enchanting occurrence taught her that it's exactly the opposite: you first have to really believe something in order to subsequently see it.