04-19-2009, 12:00 AM
Nagual LoneWolf wrote:
Obeying them is what they want we must assume. Beings that need to be obeyed had an agenda that is controlling in nature.
It seems to me that the nagual cannot be controlled by anything, that the nagual and freedom might be the same thing.
Normally, when I write about anything sorcery related, I actually position my dreaming body at whatever location is most relevant to the topic. I'm
basically there while I'm writing. This works fine about 99% of the time, but not with the book. If I go there and then try to write about it, something
happens to me, it makes me disoriented somehow. The score is always book-1, dreamways-0.
Obeying them is what they want we must assume. Beings that need to be obeyed had an agenda that is controlling in nature.
It seems to me that the nagual cannot be controlled by anything, that the nagual and freedom might be the same thing.
Normally, when I write about anything sorcery related, I actually position my dreaming body at whatever location is most relevant to the topic. I'm
basically there while I'm writing. This works fine about 99% of the time, but not with the book. If I go there and then try to write about it, something
happens to me, it makes me disoriented somehow. The score is always book-1, dreamways-0.