Anna Hayward – författare

A comprehensive guide to meditating.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 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. 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.

A compilation from years of teachings on angels. It treats "walking with angels" as something we can make an aspect of our path, like meditation or healing. Topics include the qualities needed to see and make contact with the angels; the parallel life-streams of humanity and the angels; the chakras and the angels associated with them; feeling the angelic presence in nature; how to work with the angels for healing; the great angels of the sun and the planets; angelic guidance; ritual and ceremony; and the archangel Michael.

Momentsof revelation and reflection.Moments is so-called because each story is about a moment in time when something significant changes either for the main character, or for the reader.The moments, settings, characters and time periods are all different, ranging from the 18th century to the far future. The writing is highly descriptive, creating the scenes in a short space of time with imagery which is evocative of place, using all the senses.Each moment instigates an unexpected shift in consciousness, understanding or awareness. Some moments are extraordinary, but some are significant only to the psychology of the character, and discovered through their internal dialogue, since most stories are told through the eyes and thoughts of a principal actor.The stories are intentionally short, to add to the impression of how a single moment, and whatever it contains, can change everything. The joy for the reader is in experiencing the shift themselves, either with the character, or through a sudden realization that what one thought was so is actually quite different.These stories do well to be read aloud to others, giving them that pleasurable feeling of being surprised and uplifted.Used to writing poetry, when out and about Anna writes short descriptions of scenes, landscape, appealing juxtapositions of light and shade, colour and form, often in nature, and the feelings they invoke. Sometime later these very short descriptions can become the starting points for stories which suggest themselves to not as finished plans, but by coming into being as she writes... Anna may also not know the end of the story until it happens...and, occasionally, be just as surprised!