My Last Forty Days

From her own visionary experiences, noted anthropologist Felicitas Goodman has woven together an adventure story of a special kind -- with a ghost as the protagonist. It is a tale of death and dying, yet full of light and joy, a heartwarming celebration of the immortality of the human soul. The story is told by the ghost herself, who is on a quest for a permanent home in the alternate reality of Pueblo-Indian mythology, whose inhabitants include animal spirits such as Old Man Coyote, Grandfather Bear, Sister Snake and Spider Woman.

Felicitas D. Goodman taught linguistics and anthropology at Denison University until her retirement, when she became Director of the Cuyamungue Institute. She is author of numerous articles and has seven books to her credit, most recently Ecstasy, Ritual, and Alternate Reality: Religion in a Pluralistic World, and Where the Spirits Ride the Wind: Spirit Journeys and Ecstatic Experiences.

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