Ursula Seghezzi is not just a storyteller – she is a history-teller. As an archaeologist of consciousness, she uncovers layer by layer the worldviews of our ancestors and questions how we are still shaped by them today. She narrates the story of the European natives displaced into the Alpine valleys and their customs, the history of the lower class and their legends, as well as the history of women and their household tales. She recounts the violent overlay by the Celts and Alemanni and the introduction of guilt and sin during the process of Christianization. When, at the end of this special history book, the mechanisms of power and dualism are understood and the powerful images revealed, history suddenly makes sense. Then, the path opens up to a "future suitable for grandchildren." Based on the cultural-historical and mythological research presented here and years of practice, Ursula Seghezzi developed a European Wheel of Life as a spiritual foundation for modern individuals.