Dave2 wrote:
"" Don Juan asserted that anyone who showed even the slightest interest in the world of the shamans of antiquity was immediately drawn into the circle of their razor-sharp intent.
Their intent was, for don Juan, something incommensurable that none of us could successfully fight away.
Besides,he reasoned there was no necessity to fight away such an intent,because it was the only thing that counted; it was the essence of the world of those shamans.the world that modern day practicioners coveted more than anything imaginable.""
http://www.amazon.com/Castanedas-Journey-Allegory-Richard-Mille/dp/0595145086 Their intent was, for don Juan, something incommensurable that none of us could successfully fight away.
Besides,he reasoned there was no necessity to fight away such an intent,because it was the only thing that counted; it was the essence of the world of those shamans.the world that modern day practicioners coveted more than anything imaginable.""
Where do you stand on this?;
do you ever find yourself drawn into that world via their monuments?
can you ignore them?
and if you do.
how do you do that?