Modern Nagualism-What Happens After Death?

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he avoided talking about what

happens after a person dies. This occasion seemed like a good opportunity to investigate his

opinion on it.

"Carlos," I asked him, "what happens to us when we die?"

"It depends," he answered. "Death touches us all, but it is not the same for all. Everything

depends on one's energy level."

He assured me that the death of an ordinary person is the end of his journey, the moment

when he has to return to the Eagle all the awareness he obtained while alive.





Then..



"If we don't have anything else than our life force to offer it, we will be finished. That kind of

death erases any feeling of unity."





"That kind of death erases any feeling of unity....."





and now think the opposite, Unity.



The Highest Supreme State (Fusion with Absolute) is in phase 1)



or you go thru gateways 2).. and 3)



at 3) you have the interdependent origination, or cyclicity



ruled by Pratītyasamutpāda http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dependent_origination



So the Nagual-Eagle/Rule/power structure is one thing, and cyclicity/the interdependent origination is another



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We can think that you can fuse with Absolute at 1), and continue or not (Nirvana aka Immortality/Deathless)



An example of such a "to continue" is the toltec total freedom..



or the



CHAPTER: 43 THE RESURRECTION OF SRI YUKTESWAR



http://www.gutenberg.org/dirs/etext05/ayogi10.txt



It depends where one mounts oneself, i.e. this the meaning of (phenomenological) "Everything

depends on one's energy level" and knowledge, the karma (action) and "realization"..



But the continuation of mindstream is here always... unless the Fusion at 1) is reached... terms like Nirvana, Kaivalya, Moksha, or even the Anuttara samyak-sambodhi.. the realms of Atiyoga (Dzogchen)



Kaivalya http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kaivalya





Othewise the 3) is the continuation of the mindstream, the cyclicity, the interdependent origination,



is ever-present.



is the process of Samsaro. Wandering on.



We are touching here the highest attainments of dedicated spiritual life and I am posting it here in this spirit.



I remember with love and sadness hearing Carlos Castaneda: "There is always some "next time" - Carlos Castaneda said that.