Bøger udgivet af WHITE EAGLE

Two principles inform the White Eagle way of meditation, which has been presented in books and classes since 1955. One is working from the heart - the heart chakra, rather than the brow - and the other is that the best meditation is effortless. This, the latest White Eagle book - put together and introduced by Anna Hayward - demonstrates both principles, and it will take the beginner into a developed understanding of the benefits of meditation. Yet for the student who already meditates regularly it will deepen and inform their practice. Among meditation books it is almost unique in offering the special 'heart' perspective and includes helpful teaching from White Eagle about visualisation, breathing, inner peace, finding 'heaven', what the etheric is, how to work with the light, using the senses, the power of the 'Word', and a whole lot more. It is both a book to dip into and one to read from cover to cover, and it ends with an eight-week programme of exercises to develop our meditation potential.

In order to cope with the busy pace of life today we are increasingly drawn to a way of living which enables us to turn within, to find truth and real values. The teaching in this book offers a philosophy of life which acknowledges that it is love which makes everything work!

This is a practical and uplifting book for all who take life seriously enough to acknowledge the questions everyone faces, about death. This book is a guide to life, but it is also a Handbook for all those caring for someone facing death, facing death themselves, or simply curious about consciousness and whether it continues. White Eagle makes the concept of eternal life very real and very beautiful, and invites us to experience it through raised consciousness - not just in some time to come, but right away.

The divisions of the book correlate with the seven major psychic centres of the body. Opening this book at random creates an instant focus for meditation. At the centre of the human being and the centre of the book, is the six-pointed Star, symbol of the perfected being.