1981 246pp Ross-Erikson Inc. trade paperback. Creased cover rubbed at edges, some small stains to peripheries and spine, G+.
 
Maria Sabina, visionary and shaman, has long been celebrated in her native Mexico as an extraordinarily gifted woman. She emerges as a living practitioner of religious customs stemming from pre-Colombian times, and is the fount of wisdoms long thought lost to the world. This book consists of translations of her chants, together with commentary on her poems and a biographical profile of this Mazatec shaman who continues to practice ancient rituals.