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Taschenbuch. Condizione: Neu. Neuware - On 28 August 2025, during a shamanic journey in the Oxfordshire countryside, a mountain in Malawi that Andy Martin had not thought about for over a year reached across the world and pulled him back. A being he had never met was waiting on the granite summit: tall, slender, with a distinctive elongated head, wearing a bark loincloth and carrying a staff. Asked his name, he answered: I am Mukanda. In the pan-Bantu languages, mukanda means the writing, the message that must be set down.A week later, a friend produced a pen-and-ink drawing made in 1977, from a physical encounter with the same figure on the same mountain. The two drawings, made forty-eight years apart in different dimensions of reality, matched.The Earth Remembers is the story that followed. Part autobiography, part comparative study, it traces a lifetime of landscape across five continents: a childhood in Malawi among the Yao, the rainforests of Borneo, the frozen Ob in Siberia, twenty-two years in the Cairngorms, the Sahara at dawn. Alongside it, Andy sets six indigenous spiritual traditions: the San of southern Africa, the Aboriginal Australians, the Penan of Borneo, the Yao, the Khanty and Mansi, and the buried traditions of Britain and northern Europe.What emerges is a single argument, made from evidence and from a life: that the capacity for direct spiritual experience is not the province of specialists. It is a human birthright, built into the organism, and recoverable wherever the relationship with the living world is honoured.Includes three original poems.Listen, Remember, Return. Emes, Lauren (illustratore). …

Paperback. Condizione: new. Paperback. On 28 August 2025, during a shamanic journey in the Oxfordshire countryside, a mountain in Malawi that Andy Martin had not thought about for over a year reached across the world and pulled him back. A being he had never met was waiting on the granite summit: tall, slender, with a distinctive elongated head, wearing a bark loincloth and carrying a staff. Asked his name, he answered: I am Mukanda. In the pan-Bantu languages, mukanda means the writing, the message that must be set down.A week later, a friend produced a pen-and-ink drawing made in 1977, from a physical encounter with the same figure on the same mountain. The two drawings, made forty-eight years apart in different dimensions of reality, matched.The Earth Remembers is the story that followed. Part autobiography, part comparative study, it traces a lifetime of landscape across five continents: a childhood in Malawi among the Yao, the rainforests of Borneo, the frozen Ob in Siberia, twenty-two years in the Cairngorms, the Sahara at dawn. Alongside it, Andy sets six indigenous spiritual traditions: the San of southern Africa, the Aboriginal Australians, the Penan of Borneo, the Yao, the Khanty and Mansi, and the buried traditions of Britain and northern Europe.What emerges is a single argument, made from evidence and from a life: that the capacity for direct spiritual experience is not the province of specialists. It is a human birthright, built into the organism, and recoverable wherever the relationship with the living world is honoured.Includes three original poems.Listen, Remember, Return. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability. Emes, Lauren (illustratore). …

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Paperback. Condizione: new. Paperback. On 28 August 2025, during a shamanic journey in the Oxfordshire countryside, a mountain in Malawi that Andy Martin had not thought about for over a year reached across the world and pulled him back. A being he had never met was waiting on the granite summit: tall, slender, with a distinctive elongated head, wearing a bark loincloth and carrying a staff. Asked his name, he answered: I am Mukanda. In the pan-Bantu languages, mukanda means the writing, the message that must be set down.A week later, a friend produced a pen-and-ink drawing made in 1977, from a physical encounter with the same figure on the same mountain. The two drawings, made forty-eight years apart in different dimensions of reality, matched.The Earth Remembers is the story that followed. Part autobiography, part comparative study, it traces a lifetime of landscape across five continents: a childhood in Malawi among the Yao, the rainforests of Borneo, the frozen Ob in Siberia, twenty-two years in the Cairngorms, the Sahara at dawn. Alongside it, Andy sets six indigenous spiritual traditions: the San of southern Africa, the Aboriginal Australians, the Penan of Borneo, the Yao, the Khanty and Mansi, and the buried traditions of Britain and northern Europe.What emerges is a single argument, made from evidence and from a life: that the capacity for direct spiritual experience is not the province of specialists. It is a human birthright, built into the organism, and recoverable wherever the relationship with the living world is honoured.Includes three original poems.Listen, Remember, Return. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability. Emes, Lauren (illustratore). …