Ishtar: 5 books

International teacher and channel InEasa mabu Ishtar has spent more than a decade learning at the feet of the ascended masters. In Tap into the Power of the Universal Rays, she shares a roadmap to charting and following our souls mission that provides insight as to why we make choices and how to look...

For two years, Zohl dé Ishtar lived in a one-room tin shed with the women Elders of Balgo. As their "Culture Woman", Zohl assisted the Elders in establishing and coordinating the Kapululangu Women's Law and Culture Centre. Holding Yawulyu: White Culture and Black Women's Law tells the amazing...

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This is a true story that anyone can relate to and create a connection with. When you face challenges, you will succeed only if you have faith in yourself and the path that is created for you. Everyone has a choice; some people will choose the wrong path, and some will choose the right path. I chose mine with strength and belief while fighting my own demons.

This deeply moving, historical account of indigenous culture—specifically, the elder women of Wirrimanu—offers profound insight into white culture's impact on indigenous women's Yawulyu (law) and an analysis of the competing interests that can make indigenous and white interactions complex, painful, and fraught with problems.