04-23-2009, 12:00 AM
Nagual LoneWolf wrote:
The art of dreaming should have been named Castaneda's Art In Dreaming. His findings were of a more personal sort in my humble opinion. Sorcery takes
place in the first attention and the second attention. In the second attention the sorcerer finds more easily the inorganics. Not just the ones mentioned in
Castaneda's landscapes. I have met the saber tooth who taught me about breath as well. This being exists in its own world. A sorcerer can learn from
organics or what WERE organics.
I think you hit the nail on the head, you are actually saying the same thing that I am saying but from the exact opposite point of view. Because Castaneda
incorporated inorganic energy into his very being, the way he experienced dreaming was vastly different from somebody who does not do this. This is how I know
that Castaneda was a true nagual, because he could speak to someone like me and also like you at the same time. He was truly two completely different people
at once. So, it would seem to you that he was off on some personal tangent about inorganic beings, whereas I would just view it as everyday normal reality.
But, when it comes to things like tensegrity and the flyers, I feel the same way, like what the hell was Castaneda smoking that day?
I think that it can be looked at this way: As far as sorcerers go, another word for inorganic is fuel, and the other word for sorcery is vehicle. They are both required for transportation.
The art of dreaming should have been named Castaneda's Art In Dreaming. His findings were of a more personal sort in my humble opinion. Sorcery takes
place in the first attention and the second attention. In the second attention the sorcerer finds more easily the inorganics. Not just the ones mentioned in
Castaneda's landscapes. I have met the saber tooth who taught me about breath as well. This being exists in its own world. A sorcerer can learn from
organics or what WERE organics.
I think you hit the nail on the head, you are actually saying the same thing that I am saying but from the exact opposite point of view. Because Castaneda
incorporated inorganic energy into his very being, the way he experienced dreaming was vastly different from somebody who does not do this. This is how I know
that Castaneda was a true nagual, because he could speak to someone like me and also like you at the same time. He was truly two completely different people
at once. So, it would seem to you that he was off on some personal tangent about inorganic beings, whereas I would just view it as everyday normal reality.
But, when it comes to things like tensegrity and the flyers, I feel the same way, like what the hell was Castaneda smoking that day?
I think that it can be looked at this way: As far as sorcerers go, another word for inorganic is fuel, and the other word for sorcery is vehicle. They are both required for transportation.