Nagualism

Exploring the concept of Nagualism, the work delves into the spiritual and philosophical beliefs of indigenous cultures, particularly those of Mesoamerica. It examines the role of the nagual, a shapeshifting figure believed to possess transformative powers, and its significance in rituals and personal identity. The author combines anthropological insights with historical context to illuminate the complexities of these beliefs and their impact on cultural practices. Brinton's analysis offers a deeper understanding of the intersection between spirituality and nature in these traditions.