01-24-2010, 12:00 AM
docta lee wrote:Am I wrong?In order to see one has to stop the world. Without that there is no seeing in the nagual sense.
Aditional comment:
The sad reality of the human predicament is that everybody sees, but they put their interpretations between their seeing and themselves.
The fundamental difference between a witch/sorcerer and a seer is that the later shuts down both the normal world and the magical world of sorcerers, both perceptions being within the mold of man.
Someone that is just starting to see will first see a magical world. To give one example, Hindu devotees see Power and relate to it as a feminine deity (Kali).
While there is such a thing as the Divine Feminine, it's a distortion to see it as a culturally bound deity. The greatness of seeing lies in seeing things as they are.
Aditional comment:
The sad reality of the human predicament is that everybody sees, but they put their interpretations between their seeing and themselves.
The fundamental difference between a witch/sorcerer and a seer is that the later shuts down both the normal world and the magical world of sorcerers, both perceptions being within the mold of man.
Someone that is just starting to see will first see a magical world. To give one example, Hindu devotees see Power and relate to it as a feminine deity (Kali).
While there is such a thing as the Divine Feminine, it's a distortion to see it as a culturally bound deity. The greatness of seeing lies in seeing things as they are.