Intent of the Spirit, the link and Silvio Manuel

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Sidarthur Prospero wrote:

Silvio Manuel inspired no great admiration, as don Juan did. He mostly inspired fear from everyone of the apprentices. That says all I
need to know about Silvio Manuel. I say that only a fool would actually want to know him.



I don't think he intended to inspire fear in the apprendices. He was feared because of his power, but I don't remember anyone being a
victim of his doings.




Don Juan planned the assassination of Carlos with Doña Soledad and he is, to the eyes of the speculators, a wise, loving individual worthy of emulation. He
also killed a man with a single hit under the influence of the Devil's weed and who knows what else. Appart of his knowledge, what was nice about him?




The Nagual Julian was morbid and terribly feared... but loved and admired at the same time. Powerful and effective, he didn't pass the Eagle.




The point of the post is simply saying that the lack of self-importance, indulgence and love of freedom made Silvio Manuel more spiritually powerful than the
rest of the Party. Not more free in the end, but more powerful while living.