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ABALA

THE STORY OF ABALA

The story you are about to read is a synopsis of a much longer hypothetical reconstruction of the ancient hidden history of Siberian Shamanism. It is based on an intensive study of several Mongolian languages, Proto-Indo-European word roots and languages of the ancient Middle East and Eurasia.

It is also based on accepted traditional histories, archaeological finds and recent analyses of ancient scriptures.

As is always the case in historical studies, new evidence and new archaeological discoveries will require previously held historical records to be changed. This reconstruction will also most likely have to be rewritten.

I leave that to budding young scholars who have a passion to discover the true ancient roots of Humankind. My advice is simple: Follow the trail of the evidence, follow no agenda. The tracks are there, one simply has to read them as the ‘Ancient Ones’ wrote them.

The point of this study is simple: The ages-old practices of Wicca are based on the much, much older practices of ancient Siberian Shamanism. But so too, I shall argue in my complete study that the practices and philosophies of most of the religions of our world and of the so-called Secret Societies of the world are also based on the ancient arts of Siberian Shamanism. Many of the legends of gods and goddesses and heroes and heroines have been derived from the main characters in the reconstructed story you are about to read.

And there is more, much more.

Extraordinary claims to make, for sure. But the evidence is just as extraordinary.

I have written the story that I have uncovered in a style which I hope will make the legend more reader-friendly. Obviously, I have taken some license in order to make the story a little more exciting. But I assure you that the words used, the historical revelations that I have uncovered, and the links to ancient societies, scriptures and religious figures contained in the story are absolutely verifiable.

It is my hope that later on this year, I will be able to release the study in its entirety.

I am also deeply indebted to El Vastago.

Thank you, Sir, for all you have done.

The price you have paid is staggering.

I hope I have honored you with this work.

ROBERT BEAR CLAW MORNING SKY

FOR THE ABALA CRITICS