★ The Russian version has been reprinted dozens of times and has been translated and published in Europe!
★ The author, Shergin Pavlovich, is hailed as "the Castaneda of Russia", and his works blend the primitive shamanic culture of Siberia with modern psychological observations.
★ With over two decades of rigorous observation, the author has recorded long-term dialogues with "shamans", their solitary daily lives, lifestyles, and worldviews, presenting an extraordinary wisdom and practical system from a rational perspective.
★ By constructing a language framework for understanding the special cognition and intermediary role of shamans, it opens a door for readers to different consciousness worlds, exploring the boundaries of consciousness and the mysteries of the unknown.
★ The lifestyle and worldview presented in the book, seemingly contrary to common sense, have repeatedly helped listeners turn their personal lives towards a more spiritual, meaningful, humanistic, healthy, orderly and prosperous direction.
★ Through unconventional communication and ancient wisdom, it provides unique inspiration for readers seeking inner exploration, spiritual growth and alternative perspectives on the world.

This series consists of 4 books:
"Shaman's Laughter" (also known as "Shaman's Freedom")
"Shaman's Stars"
"Shaman's Mind"
"Shaman's Significance".

The author has compiled his 25 years of real-life experiences interacting with a man known as the "shaman" in forests, mountains, and along the coast into a book. The book focuses its lens on the three ultimate questions of "life, death, and the meaning of existence". Using "the secret to longevity" as an entry point, it directly addresses the most pressing concerns of readers regarding life and death: Why does the shaman live such a long life and remain so energetic? It proposes a unique proposition that emphasizes both personal and ecological significance, and holds value for cross-cultural and interdisciplinary discussions. The book is interwoven with Q&A sessions, notes, and fieldwork records, preserving the raw quality of first-hand oral accounts while also complementing them with the author's concise comments from a psychological semantics perspective, thus facilitating a dialogue between wilderness experiences and contemporary anxieties about meaning.

【Author】Vladimir Pavlovich Shergin
Doctor of Psychology, professor at the National Research University Higher School of Economics in Russia. He worked at the Northeastern State University (Magadan) for 24 years. He has published several textbooks and monographs on psychosemantics and the methodology of psychology, as well as over 160 scientific and methodological works. Vladimir Pavlovich Shergin is known as "the Castaneda of Russia". His books "The Shaman's Laughter" ("The Shaman's Freedom"), "The Shaman's Stars", and "The Shaman's Mind" have become bestsellers and have been reprinted dozens of times. They have also been translated into Bulgarian, Lithuanian, and German.