Give me, my son, your heart

Give me, my son, your heart
Matei Boholțeanu
How does the soul survive the collision between reason and faith?
This book aims to explore this question. Wandering in the thickets of a forest near a monastery in search of his son, Michael realizes that he will not escape unless he finds his way out of the thickets of his own darkness. Haunted by the death of his father, tormented by an existentialism that drives him to the brink of despair, this philosophy teacher desperately searches in the forest of his heart for a beacon of hope to save him. In searching for Theodore, he is searching for himself, searching for God, searching for anyone who can persuade his heart to beat once more.
The novel does not limit itself to narrative, escaping into abundant symbolism to which the reader is obliged to pay attention. Before claiming to provide answers to the issues it opens up, the book seeks to provoke various experiences in the reader.