SEEKING VALHALLA

Warriors Fly with Eagles Swim with Sharks

De: JD James

Narrado por: Virtual Voice

President Franklin D. Roosevelt best summaries the spirit of Seeking Valhalla

So, first of all, let me assert my firm belief that the only thing we have to fear is fear itself – nameless, unreasoning, unjustified terror which paralyzes needed efforts to convert retreat into advance.

FRANKLIN D. ROOSEVELT
President, USA
Inaugural Address 1933

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In life, Warriors go with what is, not with what should be.
Adopt fear. Embrace chaos. Confront the battle.

There are two keys in your Warrior battle to confront fear and chaos:
First, allow “you” to be yourself by following your own, unique spiritual consciousness, i.e., do what you know must be done NOW no matter the fear of consequences for this is what your soul screams out.

Secondly, allow “you” to observe life through your Shiva Third Eye and don’t ignore what Shiva sees and feels just because you don’t like or want to believe it. Train yourself to see life as it is and act accordingly thereby allowing chaos to bring opportunities to your situation.

And if you fail in this battle, at least you die a Warrior true to yourself and can move on with experience and inner peace.

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Seeking Valhalla continues the first book in the series, MANAGING CHAOS… embrace it living the power of NOW: A Modern Warrior’s Journey as a practical spiritual guide to being yourself.

In Valhalla my life journeys are presented in a much “rawer” form in accordance with my philosophy of life that we are all different but the same; and that the Spirit of the Human Will triumphs by fusing diversity into a positive life force that accomplishes much…
so long as we pay attention to what Shiva’s Third Eye is telling us.

There are guiding lessons, but I don’t preach. Instead, I provide true experiences for your own spirit and soul to consider as food for thought. The soul creates our journeys in life which in turn motivates our spirit into action. No matter the past, it is never too late to be yourself and change your karma.

Finally, Valhalla explores contributions made by fearless women Warriors throughout history in Warrior Leader roles living their own spiritualities; both to inspire contemporary women and to educate many “modern” men tangled up in old concepts. A diverse selection, not as inclusive as desired, but a book can only be so long before it bores even the author.