In this, the third book in Dave Boles’ COYOTE SERIES, Coyote returns to reclaim his
leather journal that contains the visions of time itself, bringing with
him a teaching that will shatter everything the narrator believes about
reality.
But though Coyote is returning, he is
dying. And before his time ends, he must summon his ancient cousin from
South America—a blind trickster who dances in darkness and carries the
wisdom of Huehuecóyotl, the Aztec god of music and transformation.
Through sacred ceremonies in forest caves,
through visions of cosmic fire and whale song, through encounters with
mermaids who have traveled galaxies for hundreds of thousands of years,
the narrator continues to be drawn into an ancient quest for knowledge
that questions the very nature of consciousness, matter, and existence.
In COYOTE SPIRIT, the boundary between
vision and reality dissolves. The universe reveals itself as mental, not
material. Time is not linear but a spiral where past, present, and
future coexist, and where the narrator discovers that the doors of
perception, once opened, remain forever ajar.
This is a book about becoming awake while
dreaming.
It is an initiation, disguised as a story.
