Arquivos Stalking - Nagualismo

Tales of Power – The Strategy of a Sorcerer

Ancient Cycle, Authors, Carlos Castaneda, Stalking, Take a look, Tales of Power, Tonal island cleansing, Warrior Path, Way of the Warrior / By Carlos Castaneda / 53 minutes of reading

In this chapter, Don Juan finally delivers the long-awaited “sorcerers’ explanation,” which turns out to be not an abstract theory but a meticulous, hours-long recapitulation of the narrator’s entire apprenticeship. He reveals the hidden strategy behind every lesson: to systematically “clean and reorder the island of the tonal” to prepare for the encounter with the nagual. After laying out the complete theoretical framework of his teachings—including the roles of the teacher and the benefactor and the nature of the “bubble of perception”—the chapter pivots from words to a terrifying, direct experience, as Don Juan and Don Genaro guide the narrator to leap into an abyss, forcing him to finally unfold the “wings of perception.”

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Stalking as Invisible Kindness

Agglutination point, Gebh al Tarik, Intent, Nagualism, New Cycle, Stalking, Warrior Path / By Gebh al Tarik / 4 minutes of reading

On the warrior’s path, stalking is a subtle art, often misunderstood. Associated with inner vigilance, the control of automatisms, and mastery of behavior, it may appear at first glance to be a solitary exercise — a technique aimed solely at

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Controlled folly

Controlled folly, Controlled madness, J Christopher, Nagualism, New Cycle, Stalking, Tracking / By J Christopher / 3 minutes of reading

Controlled folly isn’t something a person can practice and learn progressively. In the challenge of learning to control folly, the key point is to understand what folly is, and to discover what controls it. Naturally, it’s not the tonal that

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Taisha Abelar – exclusive interview with Keith Nichols

Agglutination point, Art, Interviews, Stalking, Warrior Path, Way of the Warrior / By Taisha Abelar / 13 minutes of reading

“Reflections on don Juan by Carlos Castaneda”by Keith Nichols Real root expansion of thought is one that causes us to reevaluate the way that we interpret our reality. Although at first it may only affect our intellectual perspectives, its repercussions

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The Thousand-Headed Monster of Self-Importance

J Christopher, New Cycle, Stalking, Warrior Path / By J Christopher / 3 minutes of reading

“Don Juan related that, during the course of his nightly excursions to the mountains, nagual Julian had given him extensive lessons on the nature of personal importance and the assemblage point’s movement. For nagual Julian, personal importance was a thousand-headed

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The Teachings of Don Juan: The Four Natural Enemies on the Path of Knowledge

Ancient Cycle, Authors, Carlos Castaneda, Nagualism, Stalking, The Teachings of Don Juan / By Carlos Castaneda / 10 minutes of reading

Carlos Castaneda presses don Juan to reveal the nature of the “man of knowledge” and the formidable obstacles on the path. Don Juan explains that a man of knowledge is someone who has faithfully navigated the difficulties of learning by confronting and overcoming four natural enemies: Fear, Clarity, Power and Old age.

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AI and the potentialization of the collective assemblage point movement

Authors, J Christopher, Nagualism, New Cycle, Stalking / By J Christopher / 2 minutes of reading

Until recently, human beings used to receive, in their daily lives, media that reinforced a linear worldview. Where what was shown in images and videos were always scenes that reaffirmed a predictable description of reality. Even though there was slightly

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Rationality and the compulsion for inventory

Authors, Luno Maroscuro, Nagualism, New Cycle, Stalking / By Luno Maroscuro / 2 minutes of reading

Question: “Is rationality an inventory and typically human?” Rationality is a region or set of positions of the assemblage point where we take the impulse to take inventory to the extreme. Rationality is rather an intent. The intent to believe

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Controlled folly

Controlled folly, Doble group, Intent, J Christopher, Stalking, Warriors and Seers / By J Christopher / 4 minutes of reading

Controlled folly is not something that a person can practice and learn progressively. . In the challenge of learning to control folly, the key point is to understand what folly (or madness) is, and to discover what it is that

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The way of the warrior is the harmony between actions and decisions, and then the harmony between the tonal and the nagual

Ancient Cycle, Carlos Castaneda, Nagualism, Stalking, Tales of Power, Tonal island cleansing, Warrior Path / By Carlos Castaneda / 3 minutes of reading

– Write, write,” insisted Don Juan in a friendly tone. – Let’s say your notebook is the only sorcery you have. Tearing it up is one more way of exposing yourself to your fate. It will be one more of

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