Twilight Language of the Nagual

A new friend pointed me to this book: Twilight Language of the Nagual - Merilyn Tunneshende

I can't wait to start shedding these pages. It encompasses the teaching of the so called Don Juan from the CC series. Which ended up not so good for Carlos Castaneda in the end. From another person who got it directly from Don Juan himself. The witty character in the Carlos Castanedas that has an air very loveable to me.

It is about Dreaming and Beyond Dreaming I figured some of you might know of this. I think we can use this place to chat and if you wish share experiences.

I am quite stoaked but haven't started in the book yet. I am so stoaked that I figured I could just make a topic right now. :)

Also in honor of the few posts of Toltec lineage that have been discussed here in a earlier time.

When I google this book ur thread is on the first page . Ur internet famous Dthoughts

The summary sounds like a psychedelic trip report told from a dream perspective. It could prove a very insightful read.

Ohhh. It doesn't even pop up for me :'( Maybe I am fameous in Haiti!
Your description sounds about right. I consider these 'toltec wisdom things' much more than reports. The entire catalogue of this is vast and psychedelic trips are really only small segments of the entire category of sorcery

Btw, here's a song: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XOykCYDMKBs

Smoking Weed with don Juan - Dream Journals - Lucid Dreaming - Dream Views

don Juan fucks with me - Dream Journals - Lucid Dreaming - Dream Views

damn you don Juan - Dream Journals - Lucid Dreaming - Dream Views

some dreams I had of the nagual

Aw, thanks for digging those up. Those where a phenomenal read. Btw, all ur dreams are. They are worded so flawlessly, it really highlights the chaos in them.

You reminded me that I read Castaneda's accounting a long time ago, but his journey is not fresh in my mind. The Art of Dreaming, Carlos Castaneda; I found a free ebook version that i downloaded and just started reading again. I enjoy his unique perspective. Thanks for bringing it to mind.

Sure, you're always welcome for that