The Light at the End of the World: A story of spiritual transformation in a time of catastrophic change

"We danced in the night until we became the night, our feet kicking up stars.” Thistle’s words could have been spoken by any of those around her, the People of the Mother, a peaceful folk roaming Europe’s windswept plains. For this is the time of the Great Mother, a primal period in which humans experience themselves as part of a group, not as separate beings. But, around 10,000 B.C., some among them sense a warning of change. Thought Holder can no longer answer their questions. Mad Eda, th...