About the author
Wendy Taylor is the author of two travel and shamanism narratives published by Moon Books, "Shaman in Disguise" and "Two Hearts in Tuva." "Shaman in Disguise" recounts a period in which the author describes experiencing sudden shifts in perception, including glimpses of future events and simultaneous distant happenings, framed as a departure from ordinary, linear time. "Two Hearts in Tuva" follows a journey to the region bordering Mongolia, centered on the author's travels with a Tuvan shaman known as Ai-Churek, or Moon Heart, and her encounters with local shamanic practice. Both books are written as first-person accounts rather than instructional or reference works, aimed at readers interested in travel writing and personal narratives that engage with shamanism as lived experience rather than at readers seeking a how-to guide or academic study.
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💬 What our editors say about Wendy Taylor's books
“While Taylor’s narrative provides a vivid map of spiritual initiation, it may not suit readers skeptical of anecdotal evidence or those preferring rigorous anthropological analysis over personal testimony. The account relies…”
Esoterica Books editorial team, Occult literature desk · on Shaman in Disguise
“This text is a compelling, albeit niche, exploration of Tuvan shamanism that prioritizes experiential narrative over academic rigor. It suits readers seeking spiritual immersion and those fascinated by psychic phenomena like…”
Esoterica Books editorial team, Occult literature desk · on Two Hearts in Tuva
