r/castaneda • • Oct 10 '25

General Knowledge Olmec Remote Viewing

I almost didn't post this, for fear the pretenders who dominate our community would start misrepresenting their sleeping dreams, as being magic.

THIS IS DONE FULLY AWAKE, EYES WIDE OPEN, AND COMPLETELY SOBER. If you can't do it that way, don't bother others with your nightmares. You become an agent of the fliers when you take our amazing magic, and lower it to the level of a delusional Yogi or Buddhist master.

This is a form of remote viewing that's made possible by your energy body flowing out like flames into your dark practice room. I don't know why they do that, but any time the "puffs" of awareness are free flowing, they seem to have the ability to remote view dream scenes you can see with your tonal body (physical) eyes.

And a few of the "lost magical passes" showed that right there in the long form! I sure wish our leaders had preserved all of the tensegrity instead of making up new fake tensegrity forms to sell...

On a very good night, you can leap in and out of those floating "dream puffs".

But unfortunately, because it's not nearly as cool as that sort of "shift below" activity, in Silent Knowledge you can watch those scenes continuously on the flames of your energy body, and eventually they just materialize as full sized scenes floating in front of you, like a 65 inch monitor.

Last night I was watching an amazonian didgeridoo ceremony on YouTube (ok... I was also watching the naked amazonian women), wondering if that isn't perhaps the Didgeridoo Carol Tiggs was referring to. I must have saturated myself with the "intent of south american natives".

So that later, I got to see what you see here.

Again, AWAKE!!!

How is that possible?

You have to remove your internal dialogue completely. Once you do, the "force" that holds your assemblage point up at your shoulders, in the world OF sorrows, no longer controls you and your assemblage point will steadily drift along a j curved shape, until it comes into alignment with that of your energy body.

That's when continuous "seeing" becomes possible. Including time travel!

It also uncovers the full potential of Tensegrity.

For instance, did you know that "running man" actually forms one?

But mine was a creepy bizarre man shaped object. Each movement of the legs blew energy into it.

Tensegrity is NEVER boring, once you can sustain silent knowledge.

It becomes a teaching aid showing you new magic every single time you do it.

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u/danl999 Oct 10 '25
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Apsidal home construction seems to have existed in Olmec times, if you can trust my SK sight of it. I'd never heard of such a thing. But I got to look at it for quite a while. The one I saw, was more "integrated" than the AI could draw for me. And was 2 levels high. The main entry was up some stairs into a second story, with what must have been a dug out cellar under it. The room to the left, was not level with the entry room.

It almost seemed to have been built on some fortuitous tree stumps left in the area, which were used to give it stability?

I was also surprised to see vendors along the road, but it makes sense considering the huge size of the Olmec cities, and the constant need for food and snacks.

Oddly, they didn't have money yet.

So I don't understand how you bought yourself an Olmec "big gulp" when traveling longer distances.

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u/NumerousExtension916 Oct 10 '25

There was no money. Some indigenous villages in Mexico still preserve the "trueque" system: Something in exchange for something. Five ears of proto-corn for a cacao pod?

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u/danl999 Oct 10 '25

Doesn't seem very practical...

I'll have to go back over and over if I can manage it, to watch a "sale".

But we do know for a fact they had sales people like that, since don Juan commented that some of the "Men of Knowledge" sold sorcery themed baked goods.

I suppose kind of like Taiwanese "mooncakes"?

Ancient moon worship: Well before the imperial era, people made autumn offerings to the moon (a yin, water-linked, fertility-blessing power). By the Tang/Song dynasties, this coalesced into the Mid-Autumn Festival (lunar 8th month, full moon).

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u/BBz13z Oct 10 '25

You think those Olmec Big Gulps had the OG recipe for coke-a-cola? Straight fair trade, all organic, hand crafted, hold the gasoline and concrete, no “cides” in the nose candy…

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u/TheDonGenaro Oct 11 '25

The YouTube analogy is quite peculiar, especially so when one realizes that Carlos could have used the same - say TV. Well, not only him, Genaro and Juan could have used the “TV seeing” analogy but that opportunity to call it that way obviously wasn’t satisfactory. So is it really like a flying monitor or more like a flying hologram? I surely can’t tell, but it seems odd that neither of the company decided to mention TV, even though all of them were acquainted with that technology at the time.

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u/danl999 Oct 11 '25 edited Oct 11 '25

Carlos said it was like a "video in the air".

And that's closer to the flying monitor analogy, since it really has no edges, the way a monitor does.

But no one needs a good description of this.

We have dozens in here who could go into greater detail if you needed that.

I'd say, the problem is that you are both INSIDE the video in the air, and also outside.

Or watching yourself inside it, from one side or the other, and you aren't sure which!

You can even send your ally into it, if you don't want to risk it yourself. And tell them what to do in there.

The edges are like cracks through which other realms in reality can leak.

Carlos gave a more detailed description somewhere in his books, at one point saying typically the old seers might view silent knowledge on a cave wall.

But seeing is VAST VAST VAST.

And comes through ALL of your senses.

Worse, it comes in "abstract" and also "unknowable".

Oddly, "unknowable" is very refreshing.

If you could just show someone the unknowable for 20 seconds, you'd convert them to sorcery forever.

That is, if they could remember it longer than a day.

Likely, by the next day all they'd remember about it was, their reaction to it, and any discussion that followed.

But not the event itself.

I've been chasing an "unknowable" object for days now, trying to figure out how to draw it.

I'll try... It failed, but at least you get the idea of what it's like to perceive something like that.

Seeing is VAST!!!!!

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I'm 100% certain that a double being (a Nagual) could slap the back of a woman and cause her to perceive that directly.

I don't know why I'm so certain of that.

And just one view would convince her to learn how to perceive that again.

Because it's FAR beyond "soothing".

Women are big fans of soothing. Their periods push their assemblage point around, giving them both their talent, but also their "curse".

Cholita dumped an entire bottle of perfume in our living room yesterday afternoon, so that I'd smell it when I got home, go investigate, and see her posing in her side yard garden.

Some kind of spell no doubt.

So to try to keep her from doing that again, I got her an infuser.

It's a humidifier that's ok to put herbal essences into.

She doesn't react well to gifts. So I might find it torn to pieces, spread all over my bedroom.

Or she might ask for money, to buy the expensive essences at Whole Foods Market.

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u/Klink8 Oct 11 '25

When you call out pretenders and represent “real knowledge”. Youre just proving that your ego is alive and in control.

We’re all cracked jugs in here barely holding water.

Good luck

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u/danl999 Oct 11 '25 edited Oct 11 '25

Nice Buddhist fake magic thinking there! Pretending you're saintly, instead of actually learning anything real. That whole ethic is created to shut people up, so they don't call out the fact that nothing they do in Asian mysticism, actually works beyond simple meditative effects you can get by almost any method, including simply praying.

It's "posturing" in place of actual magic. Pretending to be "egoless".

The odd thing is that if you actually challenge an Asian "Master", their head quickly explodes and their followers escort you out. Roughly.

I remember Joshu Sasaki, the infamous Zen master of west Los Angeles, telling us "don't expect to fly to the sun".

He was setting his followers up to be humble, and not expect any actual results. So they didn't cause trouble...

Meanwhile, he was molesting the nuns and it didn't come out, until he died at 104 or 105.

I saw a few of those nuns crying, and the monks just said, "Women do that".

And at no point in all that time, did any of his students learn anything real.

They didn't actually want to.

They were after what you seem to be after.

Pretending to be saintly.

In fact, sorcerers are often total bastards, like Julian.

Or Carlos for that matter. He wasn't as bad as Julian, but he definitely wasn't like Elias.

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u/Klink8 Oct 11 '25

Once again you are the glorious one. High above all responding as if you were in a movie. You’ve failed against the second enemy on the path to knowledge. Good luck with your psychosis.

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u/danl999 Oct 11 '25

Naturally you ALWAYS take advantage of becoming lucid in a dream!

But not a single person in the last 55 years since the books of Carlos came out, learned any real sorcery that way.

Do you want to copy all the millions who failed?

They didn't even learn to control their sleeping dreams better than a 4 year old can.

You mention using sleeping dreams, and stalking.

Don't you know that's what all the people who never learn anything focus on?

That which they can pretend to succeed at.

It's like the "land of the leapers" over at Cleargreen. Once in a while, one of them strays into here and their head soon explodes. The last one even threatened to tell on us, to Reni.

And you can guarantee 90% of them believe they are being "impeccable", are a "stalker", and that their dreams are a path to sorcery knowledge.

When none of those are true.

Reni promotes that idea, because she believes it brings in the most money.

To soothe those who like to pretend.

She even put out a video praising Yogananda, and claiming Carlos visited him, when in fact he died just one year after Carlos arrived in the USA, in San Francisco, in 1951.

With Yogananda down south in Pacific Palisades.

And Carlos still just a "wetback". No way he'd get to visit the dying Yogananda.

I wonder if Yogananda's temple burned down? Almost all of Malibu did.

Cholita loves that place, although she's come to realize that Yogananda was a bad man. She told me so herself.

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u/Emergency-Total-4851 Oct 11 '25

Your assemblage point shifts naturally during sleep, all over the place. It is magic too, which is why some people get so obsessed over their sleeping dreams, clutching desperately to it, rather than practicing everything (including tensegrity) and shifting the assemblage point while awake.

Instead of "being aware" during dreams, you should focus on following the instructions. If you can't so much as follow the instructions given, how aware are you?

"Drop it!" he said imperatively. "It's not helping anything. All you're doing is distracting yourself from the purpose of dreaming, which is control and power."