URBAN SHAMANISM III: The Infinite Field

Urban Shamanism III: The Infinite Field

By W. Murua
In Urban Shamanism III: The Infinite Field, acclaimed mystic and poet W. Murua concludes his celebrated Urban Shamanism trilogy a living manuscript of remembrance that bridges myth, modern psychology, and ecological consciousness.This third and final volume is not merely read; it is entered.
Structured as a recursive initiation, it invites the reader through cycles of dissolution and renewal from silence to song, from shadow to coherence, from the fragment to the field.Where The Remembering Path opened the doorway to ancestral awareness, and The Breath of Return taught the rhythm of embodiment, The Infinite Field becomes the synthesis — the moment where the inner shaman awakens fully within the world.

About the Journey

Across twelve luminous chapters: each interweaving mythic vignette, philosophical inquiry, and ritual practice — the reader is guided through the subtle layers of awakening.
Murua’s prose blends the sensorial with the metaphysical: dreamlike yet grounded, ancient yet immediate. The trilogy’s culmination unfolds as both literary art and spiritual cartography, mapping the evolution of consciousness through the language of the earth.

From the Temple of Streetlights to the Garden of Forgotten Names, the seeker learns that the sacred is not somewhere else, it is here, beneath the pulse of cities, within breath, water, and silence.
Each chapter becomes a mirror, returning the reader to their own aliveness, humility, and interconnection.

Themes & Essence

🜂 Mythic Reclamation — Ancient shamanic archetypes reinterpreted through the lens of modern life, dissolving the boundary between mysticism and ecology.
🌿 Psychospiritual Integration — Insights from consciousness studies, embodiment practices, and trauma healing are woven into living myth.
🌕 Poetic Transmission — Every passage hums with rhythm, designed not just to be understood but felt.
💧 Ecological Mysticism — The planet’s living systems are seen as extensions of human awareness — the “Infinite Field” that binds all beings.

Who This Book Is For

This is a book for seekers, healers, poets, and contemplatives — for anyone navigating the threshold between the inner and outer worlds.
Readers drawn to the works of Clarissa Pinkola Estés, Mary Oliver, Robin Wall Kimmerer, Eckhart Tolle, or Rilke will find in The Infinite Field a voice that speaks the same universal language — one of tenderness, wildness, and return.

It is equally suited for:

Readers of visionary fiction, mythic memoir, or spiritual nonfiction.

Meditation and embodiment practitioners seeking literary mirrors for their journey.

Those exploring urban mysticism, eco-spirituality, and the feminine archetype.

Anyone longing for a deeper sense of belonging to both Earth and Spirit.