num_pages: 200
description: In Native American culture there is no veil between worlds and the author tries to help out the other side. Not quite the same in regard to NA Indian sacred teachings, this is more on the assisting wayward spirits to find rest. A good positive book for the folks that do this work, and for those just starting out on the path.Phantoms Afoot is the fourth book in the "No-Eyes" series, and in many ways the most extraordinary of the series. After having been taught to Dreamwalk by Brian Many Heart (as chronicled in Dreamwalker), Mary Summer Rain discovers that she must use the power she has fiercely resisted. No-Eyes convinces her that it is an important part of her destiny. With the help of her husband, she embarks on a series of confrontations with the earthbound and sometimes dangerous, spirits who inhabit the dimensions between planes.
language: English
title: Phantoms Afoot: Journeys into the Night
titlecomplete: Phantoms Afoot: Journeys into the Night (No-Eyes Series)
genres: New Age, Indian Literature, Spirituality, Novels
ratings_count: 170
series: No Eyes: A Native American Shaman
publisher: Walsworth Pub Co