Nagualism

Exploring the ancient spiritual practices of Mesoamerican cultures, this work delves into the concept of Nagualism, which intertwines shamanism, mythology, and the natural world. The author examines the role of the Nagual, a shapeshifting figure that embodies both human and animal traits, and its significance in indigenous belief systems. Through detailed analysis, Brinton highlights the philosophical and cultural implications of Nagualism, offering insights into the spiritual lives of early civilizations and their understanding of reality and transformation.