Shamanism

In this insightful exploration, anthropologist Manvir Singh delves into the origins and enduring relevance of shamanism, drawing from his experiences across Indonesia and the Amazon. The book examines how shamans use altered states to engage with unseen realities, highlighting the tradition's psychological and transformational appeal. Singh also considers the future of shamanism, its relationship with modern practices, and what we can learn from indigenous healing methods, offering a nuanced perspective on a timeless spiritual tradition.