When the first century’s dusty caravan rumbled along the sun‑blackened ridge that cuts the Syrian plain, its rider—a wiry, wiry‑eyed Pharisee named Saul—was already a man made of iron. His reputation, forged in the courts of Jerusalem and the streets of Antioch, was that of a relentless hunter of the “way of the cross.” He … Continue reading The Road to Damascus: A Shamanic Odyssey