This elegant loop turns your entire creature base into a self-sustaining mana engine, fueled entirely by the land-type-granting presence of Ashaya, Soul of the Wild. Because Ashaya makes all your nontoken creatures into Forests, Elvish Aberration and Scryb Ranger both count as lands, allowing the Ranger to bounce *itself* back to your hand as the required land return cost to untap the Aberration. You then use a portion of the massive three-green-mana windfall generated by Elvish Aberration to recast Scryb Ranger, netting a surplus of mana while infinitely cycling the Ranger through the battlefield and generating endless landfall triggers in the process.