Screaming Hawk: Flying Eagle's Training of a Mystic Warrior

by Patton Boyle

Book Overview

Can you fly like a Shaman and still be a Christian? What if the paths of Shamnaic warrior and Christian mystic happen to converge? What if the Christian's "mission" were not to convert the heathen" but to awaken to the truth through the widom of native peoples? Complling answers to these questions emeger in Patton Boyle's visionary narrative, reminescent by turns of Richard Bach and Carlos Castaneda as it details a Christian's recovery of the Spirit...

• Format: Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: 0882681591
• ISBN13: 9780882681597
• Release Date: February 1994
• Publisher: Station Hill Press
• Length: 116 Pages
• Weight: 0.05 lbs.
• Dimensions: 0.3" x 6.0" x 9.1"

Customer Reviews

Opening Up a New Way To Experience God

I found this book 7 yrs ago when I was in 8th grade. I've read it about 5 or 6 times since then. This book has continually opened up my eyes to experience God in different ways. It is full of wisdom and power. Every time I read it I learn something new, and I am reminded of things I've learned once before. I've never been so moved by a book next to the Bible. Flying Eagle's wisdom is relevant for everyone who wants to learn more about how God moves in the world. It's an awesome reminder that God is the God of every creature, and that everyone/everything experiences Him in a different way. Many of the ways this book has moved me are undescribable in words. I suggest that it is read with an open mind and with lots of prayer that the Holy Spirit will speak to your heart as you read it.

Screaming Hawk

I did not want to put this book down but needed to and did after each chapter to digest the very content. I belive it was written so we can see our journey with new eyes, I believe occasionally religion has a way of coming between us and God and this author confirmed this for me. The author spoke of broadening the boundaries and refrain from rigid beliefs but to listen for truth in the silence between the words and to consider that everything belongs.

Comparisson of Am. Indian spirituality with Christianity

Fabulous book, couln't put it down. A Christian man with a big heart is taught the mysteries of the Great Spirit by an Indian Medicine Man. He is taught to channel his anger to become a warrior. "The warrior does not fight against evil; the warrior stands firm at the boundaries." Nature and God are love. All creation comes from Love. Each person's battle is in learning to love and accept their dark side. This book is Truth in a very distilled form.