In our modern times, transitions and changes are happening faster than ever, and old values are dissolving. The speed of technological progress, as well as societal change, has increased rapidly over the last 20 years. Nevertheless, our bodies have remained unchanged since the time of hunters, gatherers, and farmers, storing millennia-old experiences of life in immediate connection with nature. Even in the postmodern world, people are still moved by the fundamental existential questions of life: Where do I come from and where am I going? What is my life’s purpose? What is my vision? In his book, Franz P. Redl presents a way practiced in all traditional cultures to answer these questions: transition rituals in nature, celebrated at turning points in life or the annual cycle, often through a vision quest.