Shaya’s Journey

This book is dedicated to the Indian tribes of North America, peoples who bravely resisted the settlers and fought to protect their way of life, sacred traditions and deep connection with nature. In the face of the relentless advance of the European settlers, the native tribes such as the Sioux, Cheyenne, Comanche and Apache defended their territories and culture with remarkable tenacity.Their struggles, often unequal, were not only for land or resources, but also for the survival of a harmonious way of life based on respect for nature and the balance between man and the environment.These noble people had a complex belief system, in which nature was considered an equal partner of man, and animals and plants were treated with gratitude and respect.Hunting was a sacred act, and the use of natural resources was made sustainably, so that future generations benefit from the same gifts of the Earth.The book aims to pay tribute to this spirit of resistance and revive the memory of a civilization that had much to offer the world, but which was often wronged and misunderstood.It is a story about courage, loss, but also about hope, in an attempt to keep the memory of these tribes alive and to learn from their eternal wisdom related to the land and nature.