The Forgetting Game

De: Chris Barclay

Narrado por: Chris Barclay

Lost in Grief, Found in the Wild: A Father’s Unforgettable Quest

After losing his infant daughter and surviving a night stranded in the wilderness of Northern Thailand, Chris Barclay discovers a remote tribal village where an elderly shaman named Satha reveals the secrets of the "Forgetting Game." Offering answers to humanity's deepest questions, it will change everything Chris thought he knew about life, death, and the nature of reality. Blending shamanic wisdom, psychedelic insights, and modern consciousness research, this transformative cross-cultural adventure explores why we suffer, how dreams shape reality and the art of remembering who we are.

Why You’ll Love The Forgetting Game:
- Deep Wisdom: Learn from ancient shamanic teachings on life, death, and the nature of reality.
- Psychedelic Insights: Discover how altered states illuminate personal transformation.
- Practical Tools: Includes exercises and a journal to apply shamanic and spiritual lessons daily.
- Universal Appeal: Perfect for listeners seeking meaning and inspiration beyond loss.

The Forgetting Game is a powerful testament to love, loss, and the search for meaning that will leave you questioning your own path. Start listening now!

©2025 Christopher Barclay (P)2026 Christopher Barclay

Unique adventure

This is a story of being lost and discovering things hidden in the mountains of Thailand. The author gets lost in the mountains and waters of nothern Thailand.Eventually he finds himself sitting with a Shaman of a little known tribe, and having a deep discussion about the nature of Time itself and how we experience it.
The nature of just the communication problems reveal basic questions bewteen a western mind and the mind with more of Buddhist approach.
All of this happens shortly after the death of the author's infant daughter after being alive for only 6 months.Then there are many attempts to get pregnant again.Parts of this description are described with humorand easy to imagine.
Thre character of the Shaman is detailed to the point where we can almost see and hear him.I found the experience of reading the book to be fascinating adn enjoyable in its subject matter and in the emotional reactions of the author