Cry of the Eagle: The Toltec Teachings Volume 2

The Toltec Teachings #2

by Théun Mares

Book by Mares, Theun

417 pages, Paperback

First published January 1, 1997

Reviews

[Steven Somsen · Rating 5 out of 5]

This book consists of 3 parts.
Parts 1 - Living the life of the warrior: transmutation - is very powerful and about 'acquiring the strategy of a warrior', 'the attributes of warriorship', 'the four natural ennemies' one has to conquer, 'having to believe' and 'the mood of the warrior'. It speaks directly to my heart.
Part 2 - Erasing personal history: transformation - deals with 'stopping the internal dialogue' and then continues with 'stopping the world'. Then on to 'intelligent co-operation' in which a lot is explained about the relationship between the male and the female with a depth which is rarely seen nowadays. Lastly 'dancing with death', beautiful and poignant.
The last part - Dreaming: Transfiguration- is for the truly committed student. It describes the fundamental relationship between the Spirit and us, social beings on earth in a deep and complex way. No easy material. It then goes on to describe the technique of dreaming: the way to connect to the Spirit, the Nagal. Very practical at the end is a list of dream symbols and examples of dream interpretation.

[Patrick Power]

Brilliant book.

Full to the brim with the best guidance on how to navigate our way upon the physical plane to include the true purpose and process of life.

[Steven Somsen · Rating 5 out of 5]

This book consists of 3 parts.
Parts 1 - Living the life of the warrior: transmutation - is very powerful and about 'acquiring the strategy of a warrior', 'the attributes of warriorship', 'the four natural ennemies' one has to conquer, 'having to believe' and 'the mood of the warrior'. It speaks directly to my heart.
Part 2 - Erasing personal history: transformation - deals with 'stopping the internal dialogue' and then continues with 'stopping the world'. Then on to 'intelligent co-operation' in which a lot is explained about the relationship between the male and the female with a depth which is rarely seen nowadays. Lastly 'dancing with death', beautiful and poignant.
The last part - Dreaming: Transfiguration- is for the truly committed student. It describes the fundamental relationship between the Spirit and us, social beings on earth in a deep and complex way. No easy material. It then goes on to describe the technique of dreaming: the way to connect to the Spirit, the Nagal. Very practical at the end is a list of dream symbols and examples of dream interpretation.

[Steven Somsen · Rating 5 out of 5]

This book consists of 3 parts.
Parts 1 - Living the life of the warrior: transmutation - is very powerful and about 'acquiring the strategy of a warrior', 'the attributes of warriorship', 'the four natural ennemies' one has to conquer, 'having to believe' and 'the mood of the warrior'. It speaks directly to my heart.
Part 2 - Erasing personal history: transformation - deals with 'stopping the internal dialogue' and then continues with 'stopping the world'. Then on to 'intelligent co-operation' in which a lot is explained about the relationship between the male and the female with a depth which is rarely seen nowadays. Lastly 'dancing with death', beautiful and poignant.
The last part - Dreaming: Transfiguration- is for the truly committed student. It describes the fundamental relationship between the Spirit and us, social beings on earth in a deep and complex way. No easy material. It then goes on to describe the technique of dreaming: the way to connect to the Spirit, the Nagal. Very practical at the end is a list of dream symbols and examples of dream interpretation.

[Henk · Rating 4 out of 5]

Mr. Mares writes in a left-brain style, making a very logical argument for his description of the Toltec teachings.