In Journey through the ’Wheel of Death’ George Mensink offers the reader an insight in the various layers of the Wheel of Death with an intensity and an intimacy which reminds me of the Bardo Thödol, the Tibetan Book of Death. He even gives the reader a crash course in working with the Wheel themselves, with examples of prayers, rituals and chants. This makes it all the easier to connect to our departed loved ones in a spiritually meaningful way!

Table of Content

• Preface
• When I Left….
• The Soulman
• A Personal Journey
• The Wheel of Death
• The Start and the End of it All
• The Giant and the Cow
• Megin: The Life Force
• The Hamingja : The Family Luck  
• The Sisters of Fate and the Wandering Brothers
• Runes
• About Bridges and Crossroads –
• The First Wheel: The Black One, Death
• The Second Wheel: The Grey One, The Sea of Lead  
• The Third Wheel: The Kaki One, The Beach on the Other Side
• The Fourth Wheel: The Green One, The Heath
• The Fifth Wheel: The Rocky Ones, The Mountains
• The Sixth Wheel: The Source, Portal to the Well of Urd
• A Special Message
• The Forest of Angrboda: The Dark Wood
• Working with the Wheel of Death
• Preparing Yourself for Working the Wheel of Death
• The Moment of Death
• Preparing the Body and Soul for Their Journey
• Traveling Through the Wheel of Death
• The Wheel of Death, Trance Ritual
• Personal Experiences in Visiting the wheel of the Dead
• A Meeting with Hella
• Ragnarok: The Twilight