Author Description

Step into the frozen shadow of the forest. Uncover the truth behind the most terrifying spirit in Native American legend-the Wendigo. This is not a tale of fiction. This is a real, deeply researched account of one of the most feared entities in Algonquian folklore-told through the lens of ancient history, anthropology, and spiritual wisdom. More than just a monster, the Wendigo is a symbol of spiritual imbalance, insatiable hunger, and the consequences of disconnection from the land and community. In this unforgettable 30-chapter deep dive, Aisling Morrìgan uncovers: - The true Indigenous origins of the Wendigo - The cultural and ceremonial context behind Wendigo stories - Real-life cases of Wendigo possession and Wendigo psychosis - Disturbing first-person encounters and survivor testimonies - The modern evolution of the Wendigo myth in pop culture-and the cultural damage it's caused - Sacred teachings that counter the Wendigo's spiritual sickness - How colonialism, greed, and addiction mirror the Wendigo's path - Ancient medicine, language, and ceremony still practiced today to protect against its return You won't find clichés, Hollywood monsters, or tired tropes here. This is a grounded, historical, and spiritually charged journey into a chilling piece of folklore that continues to echo through generations. With haunting beauty and brutal truth, Wendigo: The Ancient Spirit of Hunger and Madness will make you question what it means to be human-and what happens when we forget. Perfect for readers of: Dark anthropology and ancient folklore Mythology, cryptids, and spiritual entities Indigenous history and oral tradition Supernatural nonfiction with real cultural roots Fans of true dark lore and occult obsession Dare to look into the heart of winter. The Wendigo is waiting.