L' isola del Tonal

Awesome. Spectacular. My favorite Carlos Castaneda book by far. The lessons in this book have a similarity to many things I've been discovering lately that I've garnished from many different sources. It doesn't surprise me that philosophies the world over share many things in common. This book makes Leggi tutto

I think it is freaking hilarious when people find comfort in "proving" something like this to be a hoax. Even if it is completely what hoaxers say it is(n't?), I fully believe in Oscar Wilde: Now, the value of an idea has nothing whatsoever to do with the sincerity of the man who expresses it.

I read Castaneda's first three books--'The Teachings of Don Juan: A Yaqui Way of Knowledge', '68; 'A Separate Reality: Further Conversations with Don Juan', '71; 'Journey to Ixtlan: The Lessons of Don Juan', '72--while on summer break from Grinnell College, one after another. Of the three, I most li Leggi tutto

Este es el cuarto tomo de la serie de “Las enseñanzas de Don Juan” publicado en el año de 1974. Si a estas alturas alguien continúa sin conocer el contexto, con gusto podemos abundar: Un estudiante de antropología oriundo de Los Ángeles California se adentra en la sierra mexicana para estudiar a los Leggi tutto

واقعا آخر های کتاب دیگه به اوج خودش رسید٬ راز های زیادی از سه جلد قبلی روشن شد٬ دن خوان چرایی کارهای قبلی رو برای کالوس روشن میکنه و بلاخره کارلوس دست از منطق میکشه و میتونه به ناشناخته وارد شه. نوشتن نظر درمورد همچین کتابی فکر نمیکنم به کار کسی بیاد٬ فقط باید بگم اگر میخواید درمورد دنیا های دیگه چیز Leggi tutto

I was reading Castaneda books at the age of 15 and i can't put into words how much they impacted me. I was always searching for answers about god and Castaneda series of books explained and delivered it all. But you need to read all of them to understand the whole picture. Many of the Don Juan teach Leggi tutto

Castaneda is either a genius, a madman or a fraud. I really enjoy all of the speculation about the insights that he provided in this series, I think it is all appropriate for his work to understand it in multiple lights at the same time, encompassing both the tonal and the nagual fully. Though this

I finished the first four books in the series now. This is by far the best so far. The second book '"A Seprate Reality" had some incredible imagery in it. The third one "Journey To Ixtlan" had some of the best writing up to that point. This combines both of those qualities wonderfully. This one has