Servants of Three Worlds. The History of World Shamanism. Cults, Practices, Rites.

The title "Servants of the Three Worlds" reflects the main feature of shamans as bearers of an ancient pagan cult: only they can make astral journeys in all three existing worlds of our Universe – the Middle, Upper, and Lower – being messengers and links between them, carrying missions of good and evil, creation and destruction, healing and cursing. Such qualities place shamans in the occult hierarchy significantly above ordinary sorcerers, magicians, and wizards.
This book is the first part of a dilogy. The second is called "Warriors of the Three Worlds," and its content is clear from the title. Both of these books were born in the very beginning of the 2000s and were received with interest not only by readers in various corners of the country and beyond, but even by ethnographers. Vladimir Fyodorov turned out to be the first Russian writer who began to develop this theme in his native Yakutia and in all of Russia in modern times.