NEW AGE & Modern Nagualism

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"Don Juan had told me that sorcerers face the unknown in the most common incidents one can imagine. When they are confronted with it, and cannot interpret what they are perceiving, they have to rely on an outside source for direction. Don Juan had called that source Infinity, or the Voice of the Spirit, and had said that if sorcerers don't try to be rational about what can't be rationalized, the Spirit unerringly tells them what's what.







Don Juan had guided me to accept the idea that Infinity was a force that had a voice and was conscious of itself.  Consequently, he had prepared me to be ready to listen to that voice and act efficiently always, but without antecedents, using as little as pos­sible the railings of the a priori. I waited impatiently for the Voice of the Spirit to tell me the meaning of my recollections..."





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"He explained to me then the intricacies of choice. He said
that choice, for warrior-travelers, was not really the act of choosing, but rather
the act of acquiescing elegantly to the solicitations of Infinity.
 
"Infinity chooses," he said. "The art of the warrior-traveler is to have the ability
to move with the slightest insinuation, the art of acquiescing to every command
of Infinity. For this, a warrior-traveler needs prowess, strength, and above
everything else, elegance!"


-The Active Side of Infinity