After thirty years wandering in The desert, Amado returns home after bring banished by a government that considers his ideas about religion and the state to ne dangerous and subversive. Amado finde his People living in squalor and violence. Now called "Jalamanta", he is a man transformed; through suffering he has attained wisdom, through introspection he has acquired insight. Jalamanta teaches that the way to salvation is to follow the Path of the Sun, to see its light, and to understand one's connection to the Universal Spirit. Forced to live in tha dark shadow of a regime determined to repress him, Jalamanta carries a message of hope for his People - and for us all.

Well, I liked the idea of Jalamanta's religion and you can learn something about old Mexican beliefs. However, as I already knew about Indian beliefs, which are quite similar, only Jalamanta's Path of the Sun was knew to me. All in all, there were much too many repetitions - he explains his religion again and again - and it was too esoteric for my taste.

This book will be set free at the Covention 2019 in Mainz. I hope, it'll find a nice new reader and then travel on.

Picked up at the BC con. Will try it and see if I'll like it. Thanks for sharing.