Journey to Ixtlan explores the author's apprenticeship under Yaqui Indian sorcerer Don Juan Matus, delving into shamanistic teachings, altered perceptions of reality, and personal transformation. Unlike Castaneda’s earlier works, which focus on psychotropic substances, this book shifts to the discipline and mental practices required for achieving heightened awareness. Blending anthropology, philosophy, and mystical experiences, Castaneda presents a compelling narrative that challenges conventional perceptions of existence and self-discovery. A foundational work in the realm of metaphysical and spiritual literature, it remains highly influential in discussions of altered consciousness and indigenous wisdom.

This 1972 paperback is in very good condition for its age, with minor toning and shelf wear.