Jaguár v těle, motýl v srdci - Příběh o zasvěcení do šamanismu každodenního života – Khan Ya’Acov Darling (2018)

"Shaman" as a "mediator between the world of spirits and the world of nature" is a term that is often used in the West today. However, it is not a profession, and one cannot self-appoint as such. In indigenous societies, a person is usually born a shaman. Ya'Acov Darling Khan is one of the few people from the West who has been recognized as a shaman by indigenous elders and teachers.

After being struck by lightning, Ya'Acov embarked on a thirty-year journey into the heart of shamanism to heal himself and learn to help others with the wisdom he gained from his experiences. He studied with indigenous teachers from the Arctic to the USA and South America and participated in rituals at many special places, such as Welsh caves and deep in the Amazon rainforest. He continues to study and regularly travels to the Ecuadorian Amazon, where he works with the Achuar and the Zapara.

For millennia, shamans have helped people in communities maintain inner balance and live in harmony with the outer world and the spirit world. This beautifully written book is not only an immensely sincere, humorous, and inspirational autobiography but also serves as a guide for people from various cultures who wish to return to their primal roots and contribute within a new dream...