Julia Heywood

Frequently Asked Questions

Does The Barefoot Indian exist?

Yes! The Barefoot Indian does exist. She knows only too well the dilemmas of the human existence having gone through the trials and tribulations that we all go through. As a native American Indian she was fascinated with the sun, which to her appeared to die each night and was reborn every morning. She spent many a day contemplating the sun until she came to realise from the sun that it was ever present. This enabled her to come to the ultimate understanding that she is without end, for what is true for one thing must be true for everything.

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Is the book fact or fiction?

I like to refer to my books as ‘faction’. They are inspired by real events but contain fictitious material.

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How long did it take to write The Barefoot Indian?

The book took three weeks to write, but it was an eternity in the making.

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Will there be a sequel to The Barefoot Indian?

Yes. The book is written.

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It says in the book that you draw on guidance given to you by wise people no longer in the world. What sort of guidance do you get?

They encourage me to move my attention away from what I presume to be true, to what is actually true. Rather like parents waking a child from a nightmare, who focus the child’s attention on to what is actually present.

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Why have these wise people singled you out?

They didn’t seek me, I sought them. My interest in what they say is what enables me to hear what they say. It is rather like people who wish to hear classical music, they tune into a radio station that is playing that music.

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How have your experiences changed your life?

Being open to the communications, the guidance and the experiences enables everyone and everything to be open to me.

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Do you enjoy writing?

I love it! I find it a wonderful way to express myself through the written word.

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Are you religious?

I religiously pursue that which is true!

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What is the purpose of life?

To see life everywhere and not to imagine that you are seeing anything else.

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