THE SHAMAN'S QUEST

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Dr Norman Wilson has created an allegory that reflects a modern need to find coherence between ancient wisdom and modern science. I think Joseph Campbell is smiling. Mr. Wilson seeks this coherence by taking a bite out of the "new apple". It is required, by necessity, that the young seeker digest much knowledge. During the quest, he experiences and participates in new discoveries. At the end of the quest, he becomes aware that the experience and participation becomes the creation of the NEW ADAM. Mr. Wilson sure has a way with words. I enjoyed it very much.  Strato E Telvely

 

 

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About Me


Norman W Wilson, PH.D. I am the author and co-author of college textbooks in the humanities. Three novels in a series of six have been published. My interests range from art, music, religion, philosophy, mythology, and psychology to reading and writing. I adhere to the philosophy of 'pay it forward' when it comes to my fellow authors and artists. Over 100 of my articles are published at EzineArticles.com, Hubpages.com, Articlebase.com, and Ehow.com., Apathyiseasy.com, Reddit.com, and several others. A few are listed below for your reading pleasure. You may find me at Twitter, Facebook, and Myspace.
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    THE  NOVELS 

Adam knew he was different; haunted by dream fits, he wanders aimlessly until a young Native American journo finds him and delivers a letter. That leads him on a new search for the ever elusive and mysterious Master of Breath. He begins to experience new powers as he is transformed into a shaman. . . powers of healing, telecommunication, distance viewing, mind-reading, and the ability to travel in another dimension. Each step of the way, there are those who want to kill him for the secret he holds.  Available at Amazon.com

Adam and Running-water follow a mysterious list of seven names left by the always disappearing Esaugetuh. They encounter a sensual owner of a lesbian bar, an irascible group of homeless men called The Brothers, an over-zealous TV reporter, and a painter of souls. His life-mate comes to him during the night to prove the Whispers wrong.
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