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Nagual Descriptions
#1
nagual is described in tales of power
nagual is found in tales of power
nagual is a pattern or template for the body
nagual is your clean mirror to reflect back to you
nagual is the essence of abundance
nagual is much
nagual is not the powerful guru or shaman
nagual is a hispanized version of nahual
nagual is coming into play and less of the tonal than in normal waking reality
nagual is assigned various meanings in the ethnographic literature is in large measure a direct consequence of the fact that the diverse indian
nagual is bound by the spirit
nagual is the force that leads to freedom
nagual is incomprehensible and its possibilities are practically unlimited
nagual is unstructured
nagual is dedicated to the free flow of experiences
nagual is all that is
nagual is a person with a certain energy configuration that enables others to learn
nagual is the ocelotl
nagual is the world of the spirit for some south
nagual is now producing authentic world music with an edge
nagual is a master
nagual is a way of life; once you embark upon it
nagual is but a reflection of that indescribable
nagual is a toltec word describing that which has to do with 'the other side' of a veil that separates us from the mysterious
nagual is there surrounding the island
nagual is the part of us for which there is no description
nagual is stunned
nagual is everything that exists that we cannot perceive
nagual is beyond the imaginable and
nagual is a cornerstone of the wind ensemble repertoire
nagual is defined by a graphic environment with stereoscopic vision and stereo sound with cd quality
nagual is what is better known to our western society as shaman
nagual is a hummingbird
nagual is a toltec
nagual is a double being to whom the rule has been revealed
nagual is real he
nagual is necessary to maximize my experience of life
nagual is the part of us that we do not deal with at all
nagual is the territory
nagual is bigg
nagual is here
nagual is his or her own guardian
nagual is the simplest thing in the world
nagual is the xiuhcoatl
nagual is left to do
nagual is is basically
nagual is coded "c"
nagual is the unspeakable
nagual is the part of us which we do not deal with at all
nagual is a person who has double energy
nagual is a connoisseur of the force that holds us together as a cohesive unit
nagual is that that without losing its condition of human being
nagual is a totem spirit much like the many other similar native american traditions
nagual is thought of as
nagual is but a reflection of that indescribable void that contains
nagual is btter then i
nagual is a nonentity
nagual is pure potentiality
nagual is situated right in the rain forest beside wonderful waterfalls in the locality of santo aleixo
nagual is an individual's totem animal
nagual is the matrix that shapes the tonal
nagual is the invisible reality behind the form
nagual is a person with a double energy configuration
nagual is making the permanent ones
nagual is very different
nagual is no longer in cop
nagual is an native american indian word meaning "all things
nagual is the unknown
nagual is an illustration of cso
nagual is spanish for wizard or magical companion
nagual is represented by the feathered snake while the rulers of yaxchilan would probably have chanul???s represented by jaguars
nagual is an active musical group
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#2
Reading through all those attributions of the term nagual, I ask myself what the nagual not is, if everything was the nagual.
The nagual to me is when hunting power in nature and I start shivering uncontrollably, chattering with my teeth and talking to myself that I'm not scared that it is just the nagual approching, that there is no danger I could explain rationally, that I could stop chattering with my teeth but the feeling the nagual is arousing is so wonderful that I'm full of joy, and I'm so content while silently listenig to my teeth chatter....still.
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#3
Beautiful Lone.
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#4
to me the nagual is the little clicks in the wind and from things around me , the walks that tell future stories by many signs on them, the being whos energy i use to shift ap, the reiki i give to others and the womans vagina
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#5
The nagual to me is that aware power that I can feel with me always.
Thanks Helena. Teeth chattering is a good indication...
Koomw: That nagual of yours is sensual.
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#6
Quote:In the end we are the sum total of our doings and we will be faced by those doings at the moment of our death . Or is it our death in every moment that we live, that faces us with what we do ?

Lujan Matus


When subtleties become substance, wisdom arrives.
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#7
Quote:Indications of the Spirit: the knock of the indefinable

Warriors learn the hard way most things that they know. We are all stubborn in the beginning. We listen acknowledging wholeheartedly from Spirit the information imparted but the only way in a lot of cases to learn is to, by degrees and subtleties, learn from mistakes that appear within those subtleties in variance and when these phenomenon appear in retrospect one always thinks to themselves: I thought I had learnt that lesson when the information was imparted at the time.
Then when the warrior sees that they have tripped and while falling, in slow motion, realizing that they had been forewarned and made aware that when traversing that path which is their life, their inner spirit says:

Dont step there, for if you do, by the time you attempt to retrieve your footing you are already falling and by the time you hit the ground the full impact of the consequences of your actions have given you a life lesson; the knock of the spirit, or the hard knocks of life. I am simply Whispering reminding you of what you already know (knock of the indefinable) Whispering in your ear saying that if you proceed upon this path be aware that the consequence of not withdrawing in a timely fashion; It will subdue your energy in a thread of consequence thats mood is defined not of your heart but of the hearts of others and not of your true calling but of a path that is other than you.
To be aware of this is an art. With this staff that reaches beyond the length of my touch I etch in the ground before me in a perfect circle as I turn, a perimeter, which defines the boundaries of the power that has been obtained. From within, the warrior sees logic that corresponds to that which is within that vessel and even though it is for the warriors eyes only the consequences will bear upon those who do not see the actions within that rationale; as a knock of the spirit upon their path. And there we all traverse .

Lujan Matus
[/b] When subtleties become substance, wisdom arrives.
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#8
Moving Breathlessly with the Nagual.


To observe the moment that is continually escaping us is our condition. When one observes an item, the item itself will be affected by the observation. So even observation, in these terms, is a fluctuation for the item.
So being within the moment is to understand that the moment is affected by our observation in diverse variance..
The danger of the philosophy of being in the moment and believing that the moment has been fixated through our conscious attempt is to be unwittingly in control of that which cannot be controlled, because it is subtly escaping us.
When a feeling of sustainability is there, then you are meant to ride on that feeling until it no longer exists. Then it is time to move on to the next endeavor that presents itself, and this is truly how we grow.
It is knowing when to let go, and when to sustain that which presents itself, because in actuality, it will sustain itself if the feeling is present, and you will know the presence of that feeling because it is one's power which views that phenomenon;and this is living the contradiction that power presents .
It is when we step out of this parameter that fixations become the primary objective, and that is what we must avoid.
Softly move with the immovable yet movable presence of that force which surrounds the living construct, the Nagual, which in essence is just a terminology to describe the indescribable.
Lujan Matus
When subtleties become substance, wisdom arrives.
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#9
www.filecabi.net/video/ufoondemand.html
I have written about this in 'The Art of Stalking Parallel Perception'.
In the end we are the sum total of our doings and we will be faced by those doings at the moment of our death. Or is it our death in every moment that we live, that faces us with what we do?
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#10
Hello Lujan and welcome. I do appreciate your posts as they are illuminating of the spirit.
Have you seen the eagle? It watches our like you know...
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#11
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Quote:I can't believe you guys have fallen for this. I can also guarantee you there is no eagle out there ready to devour you. You have simply acquiesced to a description and this description has consumed you before your death has even touched your shoulder. Beyond our living construct exists energetic filaments of light that are opportunistically random within their presentation and the reason that they are random within their presentation is that they are adapting to all forms of desire that manifest intent; whether organic or inorganic. Unfortunately this construct yields to us in retrospect; in essence everything escapes us and then manifests as if it has taken time for that manifestation to occur. So in essence our intent has been slowed down by virtue of being here. It is not immediate.
Beyond these templates exists a void beyond proportion that is the main player behind all that exists. There is no eagle. Get a grip guys.
Lujan Quote:Guys - think about it this way.
Castaneda was an anthropologist; a social scientist.
Their primary job is to observe behavioral patterns within a social structure. The ultimate experiment as a social scientist would be to take solid verifiable truths and then upon these truths elongate the terminology through trickery.
Some of this trickery obviously has the interactive aspect of truth within it if one has the elasticity to see through the maneuvers put forth.
But remember, the terminologies that become a fixation, which are not the truth, are the ideologies that are seen to be beyond the description within our living construct that will be defended regardless of the basic truths known by that individual.
So we can surmise maybe there are some social scientists in the background behind this knowing the truths and knowing the entrapments through the trickery put forth.
Collecting data on a large scale in the largest social science experiment ever conducted.
But the contradiction within this is that Juan Matus did exist. Where are the truths and where is the deception? That is the question.
Or Castaneda himself did it all by his little lonesome.
For all you bird watchers the post above has been edited.
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Lujan Matus [/b]
Quote: A good friend of mine said today.

What do you think of this ? When a mental concept is manifested into existence by an individual, a witness of that concept will adapt the manifestation to their own inner conviction, and by liberty of that adaptation, what is seen by the witness will be the manifestation maintaining it self through application within the resources of the individual.
what are you doing
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If we look we assume; If we see we know.


Quote:Our death awaits us upon those fragments,that are confronting us at every moment that has escaped us. Within that premise the crushing gaze of death pushes upon us to act relentlessly until the moment that our essence is exhausted.
Lujan
Quote: One thing that I have noticed with CC devotees is that they refer to the terminologies as if referring to the bible. It is not the books that should speak; it is the inner voice of the warrior.
One can refer to terminology but if it is only the terminology one is referring to then they are accessing a static reservoir which was originally only meant to inform and from this state the warrior can be propelled beyond the original information that corresponds to the warriors voice and not to the original voice that came from the books because in essence that original voice is but a foundation.
CC said once: these damn books. What he meant by that is people identify so strongly with the fluid terminology that the fluidity of themself has been forgotten and this internal fluidity that belongs to a warrior adapts and facilitates to that which is presented.
A much better state of being I'd say.
Think about it this way: Castaneda couldn't even save himself from his own internal pain that ripped his organs apart at the moment he was dying. He needed a morphine drip to cope with his inevitable moment that crushed the very essence that he possessed. So even if he could not save himself and he was the author and also the recipient of that information from the source, then in the end what chance does a warrior have on their path if they do not start using their own voice?
The danger of the terminologies from CC's books is that they help one trap another within the premise of logical reasoning. If you don't find this frightening then your death at the end of your traversing will frighten you.
Lujan [/b]
Quote:Well my friend, think of it this way: Is it the devil in the details or is it the detail in the devil that waylays?
There are many seers as Castaneda said. There are small seers and big seers and what he was referring to is seeing in terms of rationale, and depending on the speed of that rationale one so-called seer can wrap many up in an endless knot because of the speed perceived by that rational , and remember the seer does not see energy per-say; he sees a comparative interaction of energy too his fellow man and then flags landmarked sites to draw awareness to that site to the extent where energy is trapped there in the defence of that terminology given, and the original perspective is forgotten; that person's originality; their life path.
Think about it. [/b]

Lujan Matus
In the end we are the sum total of our doings and we will be faced by those doings at the moment of our death. Or is it our death in every moment that we live, that faces us with what we do?
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#12
Lone Wolf - thank you for your unreserved welcome.
Even though I have stepped into your forum like a thunderstorm, I do admire the fact that you have not come at me with the tactics that I have experienced on other forums. This is to be admired.
I came in here tonight looking to see if there was a response and I saw the wolf with a rose in its mouth. This brought a deep introspection on my part. I realized that you must be very soft and this is an admirable quality.
Soft but not meek; don't get me wrong.
In you I have recognized a part of myself that sometimes I forget about because in a lot of cases I am under continual attack and this has made the hard side of me very tough.
But still I do not retract anything I have said above in my previous posts because I do believe them to be irrefutable truths in comparison to that which has been seen, but regardless of beliefs it is the content within an action or inaction that reveals the contours of another one's being in correspondance to the circumstance presented.
Even though you may take this as an affront I will say it because it is the truth that I do feel. I came in here and I feel that my presence has wounded you. When I realized this I knew that even the truths spoken above have been weilded with a hand too strong and I have a reputation for being this way. I do apologize if I have put you in a compromising position because in my heart of hearts I do feel that we are akin in some way.
Warmest regards,
Lujan. In the end we are the sum total of our doings and we will be faced by those doings at the moment of our death. Or is it our death in every moment that we live, that faces us with what we do?
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#13
All paths lead nowhere, but it is how we get there, that is the issue.
Our arrival is that encompassing perspective, that makes or breaks the spirit within.
Lujan Matus In the end we are the sum total of our doings and we will be faced by those doings at the moment of our death. Or is it our death in every moment that we live, that faces us with what we do?
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#14
" All paths lead nowhere, but it is how we get there, that is the issue.
Our arrival is that encompassing perspective, that makes or breaks the spirit within."
Lujan Matus
How we get there is most important and I realize the spirit in that it was written and maybe it can be general, But I disagree that our paths lead nowhere for time and time again my path led somewhere that mattered to me.
As for death..yes it rules the moment then moves to its next awareness.
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#15
Quote:Our arrival is that encompassing perspective
Quote:This compartmentalization and the complexity of this compartmentalization has to do with our death and the functionality of death in terms of its role in every individuals existence within the existance of that individuals compartmentalization .[/b]
Quote:The old nagual Lujan said to me a very long time ago:
In the beginning there was the void and from within the void upon itself it made a sound. From all quarters it converged upon itself.
The ensuing pressure of that convergence manifests all forms of light; energetic filaments that are aware of themselves.
From light manifests all forms of living constructs which source their essence from that vast template of opportunistically random filaments that straddle the universe as a whip cracks to manifest the intent that is all that is and will be.
As he showed me this he whispered in my ear, 'Back to the beginning with you' and upon his whispering I realized that everything that has been created that extends itself from that insurmountable void, is but a memory of that which has occurred from its source.
So in essence everything that it has witnessed has escaped it in terms of its capacity to grasp that which is and has been that has escaped it upon the manifestation of that.
So are not we in the same position as that to which we will return to in the end?
But the question is: what are we doing while traveling back to whence we came?


Lujan Matus[/b] In the end we are the sum total of our doings and we will be faced by those doings at the moment of our death. Or is it our death in every moment that we live, that faces us with what we do?
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#16
Quote:But the question is: what are we doing while traveling back to whence we came ?
Hello Lujan !
From my part, I am so glad that our paths have crossed again .... though indirectly; - through this board ...
Not wanting to be "smart" or anything here ....
but Lujan ..... What is your Intent coming onto this forum board ?
It seems that as I co-create with Spirit, I am led to a set of circumstances which is the manifestation of Spirit and my Intent combined ... and yet, the question: "What is my Intent ?"... seems to be the "paddle" I continually need to renew and to be clear about as I 'canoe' from one 'check point' to another on the journey.
Warmest Regards,
Artnwere
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#17
Quote:From my part, I am so glad that our paths have crossed again
p098.ezboard.com/fnagualf...D=18.topic In the end we are the sum total of our doings and we will be faced by those doings at the moment of our death. Or is it our death in every moment that we live, that faces us with what we do?
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#18
Nahual Lujan,
I am aware of your work. I am also aware of your propensity to use this medium. I have a few questions. Do you find that this modality has the potential to carry the energetic signature (Intent) of the writer? Also, do you find that you can recognize this signature from a missive to you? My inclination to "feel" energy has not been useful on the net. I admit that I can sense characteristics from writing styles..., however, I cannot "feel" Intent here. Carrying on a conversation here can reveal other aspects of the personal masks, but not Intent.
My "feeling" from your writings is that you make use of vocabulary and personal experiences quite elegantly. Do you agree that words are nearly always false? The Nahual does seek to create an avenue outside the comfort zone of the acolyte with his words and writings. My experience has been that this is more effectively accomplished face to face...., one to one. Direct contact with the bubble of the Nahual has a profound effect, as does the opportunity to 'eat the energy' cast off by him/her.
Glad to have this chance to engage you.For the Standing Mother,
DG
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#19
Standing Mother

Quote: Do you find that this modality has the potential to carry the energetic signature (Intent) of the writer?
Also, do you find that you can recognize this signature from a missive to you? Yes, I do find that the intent that is relayed can be delivered and also the intent that is portrayed beneath the words written reveal the underlying purpose. Even if the purpose is undefined there are traceable tracks that will reveal immediately, the agenda, or if not in this time frame then a retrospective image of that will be given as an indicator or guideline to identify the primary purposes.
If these primary purposes cannot be sent retrospectively, or immediately, in terms of the masks being portrayed, then one will see the energetic implications that bind the combined intent and outcome and if this does not occur then one will dream the writings themselves and inserted within these writings will be the truth of the intent. And when that truth reveals itself in a dream one travels to its very core and once again sees it energetically from a more encompassing perspective in terms of the implications.
Quote:Carrying on a conversation here can reveal other aspects of the personal masks, but not Intent. Intent is all-pervasive. It can be accessed depending on the attributes of the architect.
Quote:My "feeling" from your writings is that you make use of vocabulary and personal experiences quite elegantly. Do you agree that words are nearly always false?Yes, words are false in terms of assimilation in comparison to the consciousness absorbing the intent of those words. E.g. If the receiver is preoccupied or does not have the energetic maneuverability to comprehend the subject matter within its full parameters delivered through language, then yes the words will be false for them but true for the one who delivers in terms of the insight relayed to the beholder.
And life itself is an experience that will portray the mask of that experience but if one can go beyond the experience or the mask to its source then one has access to a multiplex of dimensional compartmentalized constructs that give flavor to language in a way as to relate the insights.

Quote: The Nahual does seek to create an avenue outside the comfort zone of the acolyte with his words and writings. My experience has been that this is more effectively accomplished face to face...., one to one. Direct contact with the bubble of the Nahual has a profound effect, as does the opportunity Yes, one to one, face to face, is of greater value. Ones eyes can portray intent relayed directly so as to have the eyes of the other to absorb that portrayal.
And it is energy transformation within the context of exchange that occurs when one is in direct contact, or even on a forum.
This exchange of energy maneuvers itself within and levers the necessary portion to the surface to be recognized from the perspective of the teacher so they may see, and from the perspective of the one who wishes to go beyond the constraints that are restrictive they will, at this point, unearth a portion of themselves to be revealed, and if they are diligent they will see this portion arriving for observation, and if not then it is then the responsibility of the teacher to initiate spontaneous strategies that relate specifically to the phenomenon presented.
I have enjoyed your intent presented. You are very intelligent. [/b]
In the end we are the sum total of our doings and we will be faced by those doings at the moment of our death. Or is it our death in every moment that we live, that faces us with what we do?
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#20
False Mask
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#21
Quote:The traits of the solitary bird are five: first, it seeks the highest place; second, it withstands no company; third, it holds its beak in the air; fourth, it has no definite color; fifth, it sings sweetly. These traits must be possessed by the contemplative soul. It must rise above passing things, paying no more heed to them than if they did not exist. It must likewise be so fond of silence and solitude that it does not tolerate the company of another creature. It must hold its beak in the air of the Holy Spirit, responding to his inspirations, that by so doing it may become worthy of his company. It must have no definite color, desiring to do nothing definite other than the will of God. It must sing sweetly in the contemplation and love of its Bridegroom
--Saint John of the Cross, Sayings of Light and Love Brujo
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