Kalah (Káh lah) is a young time-traveler and spiritual teacher from ancient Hawaii. Groomed by the elders of her village for the journey of a lifetime, she takes a leap of faith and lands in the 21^st century. She is destined to meet a New Yorker named Sarah who is angry, confused and in the middle of a spiritual meltdown. In Sarah she finds passion and untapped power, a human volcano in need of a creative outlet. She also recognizes that Sarah is struggling with "the saboteur," another name for the human ego. Ultimately, all must face this entity and learn its true nature. To help her new friends, Kalah brings a mysterious lamp, handed down through the generations since the time of Lemuria. Its flame is the color of a rainbow. It symbolizes each person's true birthright as a vessel for sacred light. Sarah and her circle open their hearts to this eternal fire. Joining their new friends on the Big Island, they engage in a sacred ritual of forgiveness and celebrate the fact that their lives will never be the same.