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Marlo Morgan's account chronicles her four‑month journey with a remote tribe of nomadic Aborigines in the Australian outback. Summoned to accompany them on a traditional walkabout, the American woman confronts daily physical challenges that test her endurance. Through shared living and the tribe’s ancient customs, she gains insight into a 50,000‑year‑old culture rooted in harmony with plants, animals, and the rugged landscape.
First publish date: 1994
Genre: Religious & Spiritual Fiction/Spiritual Fiction
Authors: Marlo Morgan
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