Letters to Lady Alna

Two old friends, now in their eighties, and a young man; highly influenced by one and to become a mentor to the other. The story begins with the young man’s ‘in-depth’ synopsis of William Athol, his spiritual guide, who was to lay the foundations of his own philosophy.

This is a story of liberation from oneself; an ageless philosophy placed on the backburner for more 'important' things like physical stuff; materialism, and how none of this materialism really matters.

This is a story of how we see others, and how what we see is often a reflection of ourselves.

This is a story of dismantling walls and opening doors to a world void of 'self'; how ego influences neurosis, and the understanding of it, and the harnessing of it, is a cureall to preventing mankind's demise.

Above all, this is a story about love,(Love springs from a point of truth which guarantees its triumph over evil), because in truth, that's all there is!