Pros
- Convincing global evidence from diverse sources
- Empowering for those feeling they do not fit in
- Promotes deeper self-understanding and vitality
- Accessible English language and portable size
- Ranks well in shamanism and paganism categories
Cons
- Niche topic best for open-minded spiritual seekers
- Speculative nature may challenge skeptics
- Limited mainstream appeal outside paganism
Hybrids: So You Think You Are Human by Tanis Helliwell is a groundbreaking exploration into intelligent non-human beings interbreeding with humans, creating 22 hybrid types such as elementals, angels, dolphins, giants, dragons, and centaurs. It targets readers who feel they do not fit in, are hypersensitive to violence, deeply care for the Earth, think independently, or trust their inner guidance over norms.
The book's standout strength lies in its synthesis of myths, religions, and archaeological evidence, offering readers a path to self-discovery that leaves them feeling more energized and self-loving. Helliwell's writing, building on her prior works like Summer with the Leprechauns, delivers convincing arguments that resonate in real-world spiritual practices, fostering a sense of power and authenticity.
With 192 pages in a lightweight 9.2-ounce paperback format measuring 5.5 x 0.41 x 8.5 inches, it boasts solid build quality from Wayshower Enterprises, making it easy to carry and revisit. The English-language content is clear and engaging for its paganism and shamanism audience.
Potential drawbacks include its esoteric focus, which might not convince rationalists, and the speculative elements reliant on personal interpretation rather than hard science.
Overall verdict: A must-read for spiritual seekers questioning their humanity; it delivers transformative insights that could redefine your identity.
Publisher: Wayshower Enterprises
Publication Date: March 30, 2015
Language: English
Print Length: 192 pages
ISBN-10: 1987831020
ISBN-13: 978-1987831023
Item Weight: 9.2 ounces
Dimensions: 5.5 x 0.41 x 8.5 inches
Best Sellers Rank: #931,007 in Books (#622 in Shamanism, #898 in Paganism, #2,126 in Spiritualism)