Fishers of Men is the intimate and unflinching memoir of a young man caught between the certainties of his evangelical upbringing and the mysteries of the Amazonian visionary path. When Adam Elenbaas travels into the jungles of Peru to drink ayahuasca with traditional healers, he enters a world that challenges everything he thought he knew about faith, redemption, and the soul's longing for wholeness. With lucid prose and a storyteller's eye for the symbolic, Elenbaas explores the dark knots of family, identity, and belief-ultimately discovering a spirituality spacious enough to hold both suffering and grace.
