SkyCleaver

by Anya Foos-Graber, Edward Baxter (Editor)

SkyCleaver is a story of personal experience — not speculation — to be read as the spiritual autobiography of a mystic and of the divine mystery of the love of a disciple for the master. It is also a Western introduction of an idea more familiar to the East — the relationship of spiritual master and devotee as the means of triggering the devotee’s spiritual awakening. This is a mysterious bonding that passes his own spiritual state on to the devotee, according to the readiness of the student’s consciousness. SkyCleaver is a truly contemporary space odyssey; an exploration of inner dimensions, told with passion relieved by disarming irreverence. It is also a true story. This exploration of inner dimensions, eventually leads Soul, in lonely despair, whether as man or woman, to perceive the living Teacher, who to qualify as the master has already completed the journey to Source — beyond even Sat Nam’s Kingdom — and so is able to bring souls out of the lower universes, mixtures of matter and Spirit, and back to the Father, Sat Nam, into the first realm of pure Spirit. This is SkyCleaver’s ancient Truth for the modern seeker.

337 pages, Kindle Edition

Published August 28, 2019