On 6/19/12,
kittyahawk3@... <
kittyahawk3@... wrote:
Thanks Don6666.. I guess then that Don Juan was all about the money if
DeMille was right on..
no matter because JOS I know is for real and I for one am so glad for this
fact beyond any words I can ever say
~Satan Forever~
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[url=mailto:[email protected]][email protected][/url], "Don" <mageson6666@... wrote:
Something to consider about any of Carlos's claims on anything:
Castaneda's works were presented as real-life accounts, but critics held
that they were fictional. At first, and with the backing of academic
qualifications and the UCLA anthropological department, Castaneda's work
was critically acclaimed. Notable American anthropologists like Edward
Spicer (1969) and Edmund Leach (1969)[13] praised Castaneda, alongside
more alternative and young anthropologists such as Peter Furst, Barbara
Myerhoff and Michael Harner.
The authenticity of Don Juan was accepted for six years, until Richard de
Mille and Daniel Noel both published their critical exposés of the Don
Juan books in 1976. Most anthropologists had been convinced of Castaneda's
authenticity until then â€" indeed, they had had little reason to question
it â€" but some averred that de Mille's analysis disproved the veracity of
Castaneda's work. Later anthropologists specializing in Yaqui Indian
culture (William Curry Holden, Jane Holden Kelley and Edward H. Spicer),
who originally supported Castaneda's account as true, questioned the
accuracies of Castaneda's work.[14]
In The Power and the Allegory, De Mille compared The Teachings of Don
Juan: A Yaqui Way of Knowledge with Castaneda's library stack requests at
the University of California. The stack requests documented that he was
sitting in the library when allegedly his journal said he was squatting in
Don Juan's hut. One discovery that de Mille alleges to have made in his
examination of the stack requests was that when Castaneda was alleged to
have said that he was participating in the traditional peyote
ceremonyâ€"the least fantastic episode of drug useâ€"he was sitting in the
UCLA library and he was reading someone else's description of their
experience of the peyote ceremony. Other criticisms of Castaneda's work
include the total lack of Yaqui vocabulary or terms for any of his
experiences.[15]
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[url=mailto:[email protected]][email protected][/url], "kittyahawk3@" <kittyahawk3@
wrote:
I was a Carlos Castaneda fan since the 1980's and then I heard at some
point he made up his stories, and really did not do all that he said.
Nevertheless he really supports drug usage saying each person uses
different things mescaline marijuana peyote either way it gave me the
message drugs are okay important even and nothing can be further from
the truth. Here we learn to finally reach godhood\priestesses and
priests by empowering our souls thru meditations,
WITHOUT the aid of drugs.
Hail Lilith~
Hail Ra~
Hail Enki~
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[url=mailto:[email protected]][email protected][/url], magus <magus_75@ wrote:
Greetings
I came across the book "Teachings Of Don Juan" by Carlos
Castaneda(in the 90's and read all the books written by him).Now the
question is is this also some new age bullshit because as far as i
remember (i read the last of his books in 94 or 95) it has things to
do with the Yakui Indian tribes and also parts of Mayan and Aztec
cultures and it is close to nature.Just came across some exercises it
is called tensegrity before i start doing this just wanted to know if
these are the proper exercises for us or no.If it is of the enemy
plzzzz forgive me as i myself did not know.Have a lot to learn yet.
Here is the link for youtube page it has a lot of these exercises.. I
really loved his books
http://www.youtube.com/results?search_q ... dugXSOO-SQ.
HAIL EA/ENKI
HAIL MARDUK/RA HAIL UTU/SHAMASH/LORD AZAZEL
HAIL LORD NABU
HAIL ANUBIS
HAIL AGARES
HAIL BALAMgrity
