A Journey Through Time: From Visions to the Sacred Pipe

Autobiographical and philosophical, the book "A Journey in Time," by Luiz Filipe Tsiipré, recounts the author's experiences with indigenous peoples—from Brazil and the Americas. Tsiipré's struggle to guarantee the rights of Brazilian Indigenous peoples, the messages he received through spiritual visions, the radical changes in his life: all these facts are narrated in detail in "A Journey in Time." Tsiipré's interaction with indigenous peoples from Brazil and North America shows that there is no such thing as coincidence and that, behind all things, there are spiritual influences that identify with thoughts and attitudes. Written by hand, the work took six years to complete. The result is a text that provokes reflection, moves the reader, and proves the importance of following one's intuition and freeing oneself from ego. By doing so, one stumbles less on life's obstacles and experiences more fully who one truly is, giving space to the revelation of talents and sensitivities. "This is a singular autobiography. The facts narrated are facts, but they function as myths. Every myth reveals the hidden truth of the facts, their hidden purpose." Leonardo Boff. "Tsiipré is the bearer of an experience that spans time, incarnations, and cultures, reaching us as a link between the two planes of life." André Trigueiro