What are these books trying to say?

"The Leunam Tales, though written through the lens of children’s stories, aim to illuminate a deeper spiritual truth about grief and loss—one that many may not have fully explored or understood.

For some, these books may simply be entertaining for their fantasy elements, and if that is the case, let it be so. However, if the stories stir something deeper within you—a feeling, a knowing, or a question about the nature of death—know that this, too, is their intended purpose.

These tales seek to present death not as an end, but as a relative truth—real only from our limited human perspective. 

In absolute terms, death is a return to no-thing-ness: the vast, infinite space from which all life emerges. It is a return to oneness, the source from which we came, and to which we all inevitably return."

- José Oldenburg