Absolutely loved this book. Refreshing information, served up in a lovely story - rather than having to muddle through boring self help literataure - what a treat. Google the author for fun....quite a bit of controversy around the book...regardless, truth or fiction, not to be missed. Thumbs up!

From Booklist
The first incarnation of this spellbinding account of an American doctor's experience on walkabout in Australia was a "peaceful self-published work." As such, it stirred up quite a bit of controversy and sold more than 370,000 copies. Very few of these ended up on library shelves, however, and HarperCollins is banking on an ongoing demand with a 250,000-copy first printing, a decision bolstered by a Literary Guild special release designation. Does this quiet little book merit such faith and enthusiasm? Yes. Why? Because Morgan's spiritual journey is as compelling as any classical myth. Morgan has called her narrative a work of fiction to protect the identities of her Aboriginal guides, to conceal the locations of sacred places, and to let readers interpret her tale as they see fit. In fact, she wants us to be as open as she was when her adventure began. Morgan believed she was being taken to an awards luncheon for her work with urban Aborigines when, sporting a fancy new suit, she climbed into a jeep and headed out of town, but hours later, she found herself at the edge of Australia's outback clad only in a thin shift, watching her possessions go up in flames. Her guides, telepathic and spiritually advanced descendants of a 50,000-year-old tradition, call themselves the "real people" and refer to Westerners as "mutants." Morgan's trek across the heart of Australia involved a series of increasingly revelatory and even miraculous occurrences. This demanding journey transformed Morgan's work as a healer into that of a messenger with a message many are eager to hear. Donna Seaman --This text refers to an out of print or unavailable edition of this title.

This book is an account of the time an American medical doctor spent with a group of Aborigines in the Outback. Her journey involved a series of miraculous events that she claims transformed her life.
I found this to be a very facinating story, but I must warn you to read this with an open mind! My Australian friends look at this book as a 'ridiculous fabrication,' lacking any authenticity, a hoax! Having stated that, I still feel it is a worthwhile read. This story can help put your life in perspective, especially if you are dealing with any personal difficulties.

Did not care for this book. The message of the "real people" is a fine and important one, but the writing is simple and the author strains credibility. Which is why, I'm sure, she gave herself an out in the preface, stating that this book is true but she had to write it like a novel. I felt like the author was throwing in pieces of native lore she'd heard about from other cultures. Did not ring true.

An interesting read correctly classified as fiction.

"The story of a courageous wmoan, who walked with the Aboriginals and learned the wonderful secrets and wisdom of an old, old tribe. Things we all need to learn in our modern society; to get back in touch with nature, to trust and have faith in our inner knowledge and guidance." Elisabeth Kubler-Ross

Excellent! A wonderfully inspirational read. Puts you back in touch with simple truths and spiritual lessons. This wonderful writing trancends all beliefs and helps you get back in touch with nature and your inner knowledge and guidance.

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I didn't care for this book. The author expects you to accept it as a true story but too many elements seem over the top and don't ring true.

Truth or Fiction, this book is full of truth. One of the most valuable books ever written.

nice story. very compelling

A true spiritual odyssey in Australia's outback.

American woman walks across Australia. Very good book!

This was a great story. Really interesting,different,thought provoking

This was truly an interesting book. Great wisdom!

incredible story!!!

interesting experiences

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