Metaphysical
Review:
Richard
Fuller
Senior Editor
To read ETA is to enter a world of excitement, love conflict, resolution, extraterrestrials and earth bound humans who have still to learn the Truth. Gillian DeArmond and Sandra Viola have co-authored a page-turner of a novel that, from the first paragraph, will hold the reader spellbound.
The Planet Earth is in terrible shape. The air is polluted. The people are misdirected and even hateful. And the middle East exploded when the Arab and Israeli combatants fired nuclear warheads at each other. ETA, a multi-global organization headquartered on Astar, is asked by the President of the United States to help.
And so, ETA is much more than a thriller. You will find characters, both earthlings and other you can align with. You will find emotions we all feel. But most of all, you will find new philosophies that must, if we are to survive, become a new and better way of life.
Authors De Armond and Viola are visionaries and clairvoyants. The, for instance, copyrighted the concept of ETA , and international space station before its announcement on the news. And it is these two seers who write, "Religious orders, cults and organizations both spiritual and temporal have, as in days gone by, sought to control your hearts, minds and lives by making their own rules and imposing them, each purporting to speak for God. This is not the truth. The Eternal Spirit connects directly with every human heart, and, each soul is it's own priest.
ETA is a rollercoaster ride that will
touch your
every emotion. More than that, DeArmond and Viola have opened the
door to new concepts to carry us through the coming evolution of the
human
spirit. This reviewer is anxious to read the sequel, due out next
year!
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Cycle Of Power: Animal Totems
In this handy soft cover reference, Sayahda explores the physiology, habits, teachings and symbolic/spiritual meanings of over 100 animal totems. The author looks at the qualities that various animal species contribute to the world at large, and how each of us can become an apprentice to that wisdom. As Sayahda notes, " Animals serve as a bridge between heaven and earth, the known and the unknown. They understand both worlds and hold the secrets of creation. They have keen senses and respond to their inner instincts. They live in harmony with mother earth and father sky and teach us how to do the same. "In addition to familiar animals--ducks to jellyfish, butterflies to spiders--Sayahda investigates animals less well known to humans: dugongs, echidnas and kinkajous. Different types of totemic relationships are also included, such as life totems, (those animals that stay with us throughout our life) message totems (those that appear unexpectedly to carry a specific message or blessing) and shadow totems (those animals that test us by igniting our fears). A lot of valuable material is packed inside this slim booklet of 116 pages. Presented in an easy to read format, the information is intriguing and concise, and particularly useful for those who work with animals and totems.
