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The Gods We Made: Liberation & Illumination
by W. Murua
What if the gods we worship are the echoes of forgotten stories-born of fear, fire, and longing? What if memory itself is a portal, and mythology not a lie, but a map?
In this bold and luminous work, The Gods We Made traverses the deep terrain of myth, memory, language, and the body to ask one piercing question: how did we forget that the world is alive-and that we are, too?
Blending poetic insight, mythopoetic narrative, historical inquiry, and somatic philosophy, W. Murua takes us on a journey through animism, prophetic silencing, institutional religion, ecological severance, and the renaissance of embodied memory. Each chapter unfolds like a ceremonial invocation-layering cognitive anthropology with ancient dreaming, neurobiology with spiritual cosmology.
From the theft of fire to the return of the listening body, from the silence of Earth to the spiral of time, this book weaves forgotten ways of knowing into a participatory blueprint for remembering.
This is not a book of answers, but a torch passed in the dark.
It will ignite those ready to awaken what the modern world tried to exile: the sacred within, the kinship between, and the spiral path beyond forgetting.
For readers of: Martín Prechtel, Bayo Akomolafe, Robin Wall Kimmerer, Carl Jung, and Clarissa Pinkola Estés.
Genres: Mythology · Cultural Philosophy · Eco-Spirituality · Embodied Wisdom · Consciousness Studies
