Medicine of Light: A Shaman's Journey Through Mystic Space-Time

by Amarananda Bhairavan

Readers of Kali’s Odiyya will be thrilled to see Shambu, Sandhya, and Aunt Preema return in this new memoir in which we encounter the dark odiyyas, predatory sorcerers from realms below the conscious human realm. Aunt Preema and the agorhi (mystics) prepare Shambu (the author’s name in his native land) and his mystical companion Sandhya for a descent into the underworld to rescue a disciple of their group. We learn with them about assimilating logical awareness into dream awareness in order to travel into the astral realm, working with herb awareness, and the miraculous healing that can be achieved in the astral realm and manifested in the physical one. This exciting story contains information about incarnation, karma, the subtle body and the "cosmology" of consciousness. More than a New Age novel, Medicine of Light will make you want to read it in one sitting and come back again and again for its valuable teachings in consciousness.

244 pages, Paperback

First published November 1, 2006

Reviews

[Alexandria]

Given to me by a friend who studies with the author. Had a really good energetic reading by the author as well, so I'm looking forward to the book.