Are you having trouble finding your place in the world? Believe me, many people fail to do this. Despite the fact that the world has never had as many means and methods of communication as it does now, people are more lonely than ever. You may feel disconnected from others, or think that you are unworthy of something, or worry about your place in the world - all of these indicate a lack of belonging, and this is a deep, albeit invisible, wound in the body of modern society. Most people they think of belonging as some mythical place, and spend their whole lives searching in vain for it. But what if belonging is not a place at all? What if this is a skill that has been lost, forgotten? In his book Toko-pa, Turner, exploring myths, stories and dreams, points readers to the origins of that very feeling of disconnection, reframing inner exile as a necessary stage of initiation into authenticity. The author shares the competencies of belonging - a set of ancient practices for restoring true belonging to our lives and the world.