Sabine Kuegler, "Jungle Child" and torn between two cultures, often returns to Papua throughout her life – to the place where she grew up. During one of these trips, she falls seriously ill, is deemed untreatable, and makes one last desperate attempt to save herself: she leaves Germany again and goes back into the jungle to find healing. There, she experiences adventures that are hard for many people to believe. Only after five years does she return and for the first time shares her search for healing, happiness, and her place in life. Sabine Kuegler, whose worldwide bestseller "Jungle Child" has touched millions of readers, has long questioned her identity between cultures. Her unique life may also open the opportunity to be a mediator between cultures.

"My story began on the day my father discovered the Fayu people, a tribe that has remained stagnant in its development for centuries. It was also the beginning of the inner clash of two worlds. For I carry within me the culture, psychology, mentality, and spirituality of two societies that are so opposite and so different from each other that they must belong to different planets.".