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Sasha Perelman is a Brooklyn-born, LA-based writer, poet, and experiential producer whose work lives at the intersection of storytelling, design, and transformation. She is the founder of Rooted Design Collective, an agency dedicated to crafting innovative and immersive brand activations and providing creative consulting for clients across industries from automotive to wellness.Her debut memoir, The Longest Road, is a sweeping exploration of generational trauma, resilience, and identity, weaving her family's history of Soviet Jewish immigration to the U.S. with her deeply personal medicine journeys. Through these stories, Sasha bridges the gap between survival, sacrifice, and inherited burdens, revealing the possibilities of insight, healing, and transformation.As a speaker and thought leader, Sasha shares insights on the power of vulnerability and the value of human connection. She is deeply passionate about empowering women to reclaim their creativity, freedom, and purpose. Her work reflects a deep commitment to fostering meaning, understanding, and belonging.Sasha draws inspiration from the world around her-traveling, cooking, DJ'ing house music, dreaming up her next venture, and immersing herself in moments that spark curiosity, joy, and reflection.
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Taschenbuch. Etat : Neu. nach der Bestellung gedruckt Neuware - Printed after ordering - 'Sasha's brave, poignant new book is a page turner! Her writing is powerful, potent and riveting, as she takes us on a journey of her own self-discovery, that becomes our journey of self-discovery, through her expansive words and universal stories.' - Regena Thomashauer, NYTimes Best-Selling Author, Founder and CEO of The School of Womanly ArtsThe Longest Road asks a universal question: What are you carrying that does not belong to you In the Mexican jungle, Sasha Perelman confronts how scarcity became an inherited wound across generations of women: her grandmother's fierce practicality born of war and grief, her mother's survival-driven control, her own relentless drive to prove her worth. Yet within these patterns lies an unexpected revelation-the extraordinary ability to transform limitation into possibility.In The Longest Road, Sasha unearths the lineage of Soviet Jewish survival that shaped her life long before she was born. Through a series of plant medicine ceremonies, she steps into the memories and unspeakable secrets of her ancestors, and begins to understand the deeper forces behind her family's escape from the former USSR.Visions reveal acts of defiant courage: an aunt who transformed a pair of brown leather boots into a strategy for securing exit visas; a grandfather, her namesake, whose final sacrifice opened the path to freedom in America; and a clandestine matzo operation under threat of imprisonment. In witnessing these stories, Sasha begins to grasp not only what they endured, but what she has carried forward on their behalf.Moving between Soviet and American identities, between past and present, and between survival and becoming, Perelman shows that healing is neither forgetting nor erasing. It is the conscious act of choosing what to carry forward.With clarity, honesty, and poetic precision, this memoir reveals that while trauma threads its way through generations, so do resilience, imagination, transformation, and love. For anyone seeking to honor their ancestors while breaking free from inherited pain, The Longest Road offers a roadmap for remembering, releasing, and reclaiming one's place in the lineage.On this journey, Sasha reconciles the painful truth that the scars of survival are passed through bloodlines, but healing generational trauma is an intentional choice. N° de réf. du vendeur 9798993384900
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