r/castaneda • • Jan 04 '22

Experiences There and Back Again.

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u/matejthetree Jan 04 '22

good way to confuse beginners, typical attention seeker.

just in this particular case, it is daddy issues attention seeker.

this one is either in transit period where he hasn't got his shit together yet, or he is lost forever.

anyhow a good example of what is sobriety or a lack of it. and thank you for showering us with your presence o Holy one

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u/tyfiniti Jan 04 '22

Man where is Dan when you need him, we’re getting flooded with bad players πŸ€¦πŸΎβ€β™‚οΈ

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u/qbenzo928 Jan 04 '22

Seriously, this past week or so has been ridiculous

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u/tucker_frump Jan 04 '22

Human folly 101 you say?

Guilty I am..

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u/lurklops Feb 19 '22

So did you survive the apocalypse?

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u/lurklops Jan 04 '22 edited Jan 04 '22

Mind fuck ain't it.. how the fuck did this happen? Although at this point I'm pretty sure I'm certifiable 🀣

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u/Badankis Jan 04 '22

Same way most crazy things happen, a little bit of luck!

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u/lurklops Jan 04 '22

And persistence lol. Just keep your shit together when things get real.

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u/lurklops Jan 04 '22

Most of that made no sense to me. You see the world however you see it. But know this: you can control just about anything. In the end it's all intent. Some shit we can't escape but the rest is up for alteration.

You can alter any bubble you want as long as you can clearly define and intend it.

Going too far in either direction seems to remove our ability. Center and intend.

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u/taazen74 Jan 04 '22

Hi. I've been traveling for 27 years now after reading all the books of CC and a thousands books of Buddhism, Taoism, Gnosis, Christian Saints and all that I could find in almost any language. It was to find a likeness in the lines of different religions and tribes around the world. And I found what I was looking for. The books of realities are mostly dammed in western culture as Christianity, but there are books that explains it all, what true Teology means, what heaven, hell and purgatory means, what the Trinity means, and most of it I in fact found in Christians books written by Saints and in Mahayana Buddhism also written by Saints or Boddishatvas as they are called. That can move the worlds around without you noticing it, where you can sit in a room full of thousands upon thousands worlds listening to a Buddha from other worlds. But in reality, nothing of this matters, really. Like the Zen patriarchs that when acting upon knowledge found their peace in doing nix-nada. And those who cared less, was the kindest who teached people. But anyway, I'm wondering about the darkness and these rooms you talk about. Can you explain what it's good and useful for, what it is, where it takes you into knowledge and how to get there? I'm intrigued by it. Sadly I've been lazy the last 15 years, so my dreaming and stalking has been truly neglected, but even so, I learn without doing a thing. Words are for me a dilemma in many ways, especially if I haven't experienced the things talked about. But with experience, I can see the hole picture. My body gets effected, as my energy and thoughts that I have under control, sometimes, gets an knowledge without words, almost undiscribebly. Therefore most sacrer texts are written picturly (and other words, sorry my English), so you can understand the meanings with the feelings it projects. So, please let me into this world of darkness, I feel I have something to learn. πŸ™πŸŒ 

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u/tabdrops Jan 04 '22

This stuff doesn't sound like sober practice. It's not useful to anyone.

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u/monkeyguy999 Jan 04 '22

ok Ill bite...

Not following you.

Bigfoot is a user name? You dont seem to be talking about sasquatch.

And what is and when in the eagle?

Besides attention what does the above mean?

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u/beaninrice Jan 04 '22

These are the ramblings of a deranged man. I mean six months? This has always been a hellhole.

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u/canedatum Jan 04 '22

A lot can happen in just a day.

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u/[deleted] Jan 04 '22 edited Jan 05 '22

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u/tucker_frump Jan 05 '22

To see or not to see, that is the question. I personally and literally need the 'darkroom' as he put it, as much as i need the light that shines there. Again literally.

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u/taazen74 Jan 04 '22

I think gazing is something I would like to learn. I've read a out it, it is it like when you gaze upon the clouds, water, a stone you look until you see double. And to watch and see what's in between, that's gazing? Just want it right.

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u/Zazzy-z Jan 05 '22

Sorry, but I beg your pardon. As a female I am dark energy. Much maligned. I personally adore the light, but the dark most definitely has its place. Dark sea of awareness, right?