The book describes the history of the development of the Maya civilization from its origins to the present day, focusing on the role of shamans in this process. The book "Maya Cosmos: Three Thousand Years on the Shaman's Path" offers a unique perspective on the history of the Maya civilization, exploring the role of shamans in their development and evolution over the past three millennia. The book delves into the intricate details of Maya culture, revealing the significance of shamanic practices and beliefs in shaping their society, politics, and religion. It provides a comprehensive understanding of the Maya worldview, which has been largely ignored or misunderstood by Western scholars until now. The story begins with the emergence of the first Maya cities around 20000 BCE and follows the rise and fall of their great civilizations, including the Classic period, the Postclassic period, and the Colonial period. Throughout the book, the author highlights the critical role that shamans played in guiding their people through times of crisis, such as droughts, wars, and invasions. The reader is taken on a journey through the Maya cosmos, where the shamans' spiritual power and wisdom are revealed. The book also examines the impact of Spanish colonization on the Maya and how it affected their beliefs and practices. Despite the devastating effects of colonialism, the Maya have managed to maintain their cultural identity and traditions, adapting them to the challenges of modern times. The author argues that the survival of humanity depends on our ability to understand and respect the knowledge and wisdom of indigenous cultures like the Maya.

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