In a world where spirituality has become disconnected from nature and daily life, Eternal Sky emerges as an essential work for those seeking to understand one of humanity's oldest and most resilient traditions: Tengrism. This is a transcendent journey through the Eurasian steppes, where the Sky (Tengri) and the Earth (Etugen) are not merely deities, but living consciousnesses that govern cosmic balance and inspire a harmonious way of being.
Through a meticulous and poetic analysis, the book unveils the pillars of this nomadic spirituality — from its triple cosmology (Celestial, Terrestrial, and Subterranean) to its deep ethic of respect for nature and ancestors. Discover how shamans mediate dialogues between worlds, how rituals heal both body and soul, and how sacred symbols and places preserve the connection with the invisible.
With chapters that balance scholarly insight and spiritual sensitivity, the book invites us to rethink our relationship with the sacred. Whether you are a scholar of religion, a spiritual seeker, or a lover of history, you will find here valuable insights into cosmic harmony, shamanic healing, and the ethical wisdom of a people who see the Earth as a mother and the Sky as an eternal witness.
Keywords: ancestral spiritual connection; Mongolian shamanic path; sacred nomadic worldview; ancient spiritual wisdom; indigenous spiritual traditions; sustainable ecological spirituali
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