01-02-2008, 12:00 AM
Mornings Son,
"How do you know you have accepted the Nagual?"
It is a bold and complete thrust into wholeness. The awareness of self disappears for a time. One becomes the Nahual for a short time; and it gets longer and stronger each time. The Nahual begins to saturate the lower layers of one's awareness, REQUIRING complete discipline and harmony of action. In other words, one cannot act contrary to the edicts of power (harmoniously) without being STOPPED. All is part of the Nahual; part of the Power. One cannot act against the Nahual/Power, as it cuts one's self. The idea that "a rising tide lifts all boats" applies. One becomes the tide.
"How do you know you have accepted the Nagual?"
It is a bold and complete thrust into wholeness. The awareness of self disappears for a time. One becomes the Nahual for a short time; and it gets longer and stronger each time. The Nahual begins to saturate the lower layers of one's awareness, REQUIRING complete discipline and harmony of action. In other words, one cannot act contrary to the edicts of power (harmoniously) without being STOPPED. All is part of the Nahual; part of the Power. One cannot act against the Nahual/Power, as it cuts one's self. The idea that "a rising tide lifts all boats" applies. One becomes the tide.