Trwoga examines the archaeological evidence for a Europe-wide shamanic culture based around stone circles, stone rows and megalithic tombs. He argues that shamans traditionally used ancestral landscapes for their journeys. The modern Western shaman can also draw on his or her own indigenous traditions and landscapes. Chapters include: Shamanism and Science; Shamanic Maps; Houses for the Dead; Gateways to the Underworld; Stone Circles, Standing Stones, Wood Henges and the Concept of the Cosmic Tree; Shamans of a Lost Kingdom; The Valley of Ghosts; Spirits of the Stone; tons more. Heavily illustrated. Imported from Britain.