Have you ever wondered where the stories about shamans come from? Is it possible they might be true? Gharmen is a book which answers some of these questions. You will realise that not everything we see and not all the people we meet, whom we regard as constants in our real world, have necessarily to be as we are used to thinking them. The action grabs you on the very first pages and does not let go of you. The shaman practices serve here as a method of connecting two worlds- legend and myth, and the world of reality. But you will start to wonder which is which. The key is now in your hand. If you opt for the tension and mysticism of this book, you will be rewarded not only by a tense, spellbinding read, but possibly a new outlook on your own life and the world in which we live. You will set forth on a trip with the central character from a country in the heart of Europe, via London, all the way to the rainforests of Orinoco and the Amazon. You will get acquainted with multi-dimensionals, for whom we are simply images in their understanding of the world. Follow how the revelation knowledge of the guardianess of the gate between worlds and the training of a shaman allows for the linkage of these worlds. Discover that not even on other levels is the relationship between man and woman simple. But more than anything else, enjoy yourself.