In the captivating tale of “Shaman Woman & the Rooster,” a close-knit group from Damyo village embarks on a unanimous journey to visit a shaman residing in the Southern province. However, fate takes an unexpected turn when Yami and Takar are suddenly captured by the enigmatic “uyu” spirits. Determined to rescue their friends, the remaining villagers must confront the formidable “uyu” with the aid of the greatest shaman from the Northern Province. The ensuing journey is fraught with challenges that test their resolve until each member returns to Damyo village, uncovering the truth that lies hidden.
Jon Pebi Tato, a passionate storyteller hailing from Yaki Tato Keak village in Arunachal Pradesh, brings this enthralling fiction to life. Inspired by the bedtime stories narrated by his beloved father during his upbringing, Jon weaves his own fictional narrative of “Shaman Woman and the Rooster.” This book serves as a captivating bedtime read, suitable for children above 10 years old. Although fictional in essence, Jon infuses the tale with an authentic indigenous touch, reflecting the profound influence of Shamanism on the tribes of Arunachal Pradesh over generations.
Jon Pebi Tato is a passionate storyteller and writer from the captivating landscapes of Arunachal Pradesh. Hailing from the serene village of Yaki Tato Keak in the West Siang district, Jon's love for storytelling was nurtured by the bedtime tales...
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