10-24-2008, 12:00 AM
Blue totem wrote:
I`m sorry Crow, but my internet explorer crashes all the time, so I can write short messages only.
Basically, the book is about Amy Wallace, who was a member of CC`s party. She writes about beeing is lover and apprentice.
Her experience was very negative, she describes CC in a negative light. Describing basically what is a cult arround Castaneda.
She writes about her experience with the 3 witches; Florinda Donner, Taisha Abelar an Carol Tiggs
MY RESPONSE:
After reading all of Castaneda's books over and over I would surely expect that if he ever became a guru the experiences of all those on the
"inside" of the group would be very negative. In his books Castaneda made it very clear that he was a (((FAILURE))) as a leader. So, if there
actually was a 'don Juan' then, in his every day life, Castaneda would be a failure as a leader just as he was in his books.
I say Amy Wallace's negative experiences with Castaneda give evidence that there actually was a don Juan and, although Castaneda did his best to hide it in
public, in private Castaneda was indeed the person he portrayed himself to be in his books.
Corey Donovan and the other idiots who took Castaneda as their guru seem to think that if there actually was a don Juan then Carlos should have been a great
and wonderful leader -- true don Juan. How ridiculous! There was no indicaton in all of his books that Carlos Castaneda would make a great 'don Juan'
of a leader of a party of sorcerers. As a matter of fact if his books were true then we should have expected that Castaneda would have been a dangerously
self-indulgent leader who would eventually destroy himself as the result of his dangerous indulgences.
What a coincidence that is exactly what happened.
I`m sorry Crow, but my internet explorer crashes all the time, so I can write short messages only.
Basically, the book is about Amy Wallace, who was a member of CC`s party. She writes about beeing is lover and apprentice.
Her experience was very negative, she describes CC in a negative light. Describing basically what is a cult arround Castaneda.
She writes about her experience with the 3 witches; Florinda Donner, Taisha Abelar an Carol Tiggs
MY RESPONSE:
After reading all of Castaneda's books over and over I would surely expect that if he ever became a guru the experiences of all those on the
"inside" of the group would be very negative. In his books Castaneda made it very clear that he was a (((FAILURE))) as a leader. So, if there
actually was a 'don Juan' then, in his every day life, Castaneda would be a failure as a leader just as he was in his books.
I say Amy Wallace's negative experiences with Castaneda give evidence that there actually was a don Juan and, although Castaneda did his best to hide it in
public, in private Castaneda was indeed the person he portrayed himself to be in his books.
Corey Donovan and the other idiots who took Castaneda as their guru seem to think that if there actually was a don Juan then Carlos should have been a great
and wonderful leader -- true don Juan. How ridiculous! There was no indicaton in all of his books that Carlos Castaneda would make a great 'don Juan'
of a leader of a party of sorcerers. As a matter of fact if his books were true then we should have expected that Castaneda would have been a dangerously
self-indulgent leader who would eventually destroy himself as the result of his dangerous indulgences.
What a coincidence that is exactly what happened.