Delve into the Essence of Carlos Castañeda's Philosophy: 8 Fundamental Concepts

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  • Опубликовано: 18 сен 2024

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  • @ThreeSuns-Magic
    @ThreeSuns-Magic  Год назад +29

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  • @lindathompson2498
    @lindathompson2498 Год назад +64

    Castenada's books changed my life in my early 20's. I'm in my 60's now, and I still carry what I learned with me.

    • @judithrix-brown8790
      @judithrix-brown8790 Год назад +9

      Yes me too! Found the books when I was 24.. Now 78 and I treasure my books still the teaching always with me.

    • @robertfielder115
      @robertfielder115 Год назад +7

      Me too! I'm 78 and have lived parallel lives scince encoutering Castenada's books in c1980. Much to my companions confusion and often my own.

    • @thnknoutloud
      @thnknoutloud Год назад +2

      @@robertfielder115parallel? Please explain

    • @robertfielder115
      @robertfielder115 Год назад +1

      As in tonal/nagual.

    • @josiecirigliano9134
      @josiecirigliano9134 Год назад +1

      Same.👽🗡️

  • @joshuaross9389
    @joshuaross9389 Год назад +27

    "The wizard does not try to solve the mystery of life. He is here to live it."

  • @christopherwolf75
    @christopherwolf75 Год назад +33

    First started reading Castaneda when I was 14 years old. I can remember when Tales of Power first came out and then Second Ring of Power when I was in High School . I’m in my 60’s now as well and can certainly say these books influenced my life to the utmost. I never could really understand the outright hostility that I kept seeing in certain groups of writers . These books are pure genius. Regardless of whether they are fact or fiction. And no author ever has captivated me in reading the way Castaneda still does.

    • @8thousevirgin
      @8thousevirgin Год назад +3

      The hostile ones is because they know they can never do what Castaneda did. If his books are fiction, then he's a genius.

    • @palnagok1720
      @palnagok1720 Год назад

      Not fiction, as the processes described, are practiced today by the Nahuatl and Huichol peoples.

    • @judithrix-brown8790
      @judithrix-brown8790 11 месяцев назад

      Yes! It doesn't matter where is extraordinary knowledge comes from.. Its the key to everything in understanding the multidimensional reality that is always there.

  • @monkeyluffy2114
    @monkeyluffy2114 Год назад +18

    carlos' work is so incredibly important. i struggled with its fact or fiction until realizing that is not at all what is important. but reading, thinking, and becoming aware of what is being said is required to digest, then "understand" . after the information sinks in, then the hard work begins. but the information itself is so amazing - and the work and info together can be transforming ! thank you for reminding me- time to get back to work and play

    • @decimatedbody4122
      @decimatedbody4122 4 месяца назад

      My take on if the story is fiction or non fiction is that don juan isn't real, but his teachings are. I've read some mexican comments saying how much of a dick castenada was towards his visits with indians in mexico. My take is that he did get taught by mexican indians about ancient toltec knowledge, but he probably made up don juan.

    • @decimatedbody4122
      @decimatedbody4122 4 месяца назад +1

      Out of safety for the indians or just pure narcissism who knows. I just know his works are one of the most important in the 21st century

  • @lindahines9880
    @lindahines9880 Год назад +12

    Whatever his truth, his works are undeniably educational & wholly entertaining..many thanks for posting this intriguing author

  • @alportillo56
    @alportillo56 Год назад +15

    it was very informative in lots of way thank you for sharing

  • @SpiKSpaN-ei6zq
    @SpiKSpaN-ei6zq Год назад +11

    I'd like to hear more about the naguals and their nature, if that's possible. I seem to really resonate with their way of thinking from what I've heard so far?
    Thanks 👍

    • @melchizedek1380
      @melchizedek1380 Год назад +1

      Nagual is your spirit animal which comes to life when your Tonal goes to sleep. Be a Dragon!

    • @Shiatsun
      @Shiatsun Год назад +2

      Nagual est notre le centre de conscience situé dans notre ventre

  • @melchizedek1380
    @melchizedek1380 Год назад +8

    There are about 8 Castaneda Audiobooks right here on RUclips. FYI

  • @pchabanowich
    @pchabanowich Год назад +9

    It has been far too long since I read those fabulous books. The parallels with Eastern spirituality are amazing to me, evidenced in my heart as I listened to this beautifully crafted material.

    • @judithrix-brown8790
      @judithrix-brown8790 11 месяцев назад

      I have also studied Tibetan Buddhism and there are many parallels

  • @ernestocruz8068
    @ernestocruz8068 Год назад +7

    An honor to learn more in depth about the connection of gnosis and Carlos work, Jung makes a little more sense to me now since he was also on the same path of Heart

  • @4GreaterWorldPeace
    @4GreaterWorldPeace Год назад +4

    Strangely enough, it was the late 90's that I was exposed (oh, so grateful) to Castaneda and the Yaqui knowledge. And yes, we must learn to "stop" for internal dialogue and instead intend that which is best for humanity. 1, 💙

  • @purushaonezeroeight165
    @purushaonezeroeight165 Год назад +4

    Fantastic. Just. 👍to have this on RUclips. 🙏⚡️🙏

  • @benjaminmiller3075
    @benjaminmiller3075 Год назад +6

    Thank you

  • @drz1093
    @drz1093 Год назад +2

    Yes, please do share more videos like this one.

  • @salvatorelicata8768
    @salvatorelicata8768 Год назад +2

    Anthropology is the study essentially of how the human brain works within a certain human group experiencing an established culture.
    What makes it tick
    😢 works
    Why it does what it does
    Enevitably using this information to the advantage.
    Then cross referencing with other cultures.
    Now one becomes able to wind the watches and maintain the cognitive operations of these mind without disrupting the lives of these persons
    Its very educational

  • @spiderdragonfly
    @spiderdragonfly Год назад +5

    Nice work.

  • @johnpease5494
    @johnpease5494 Год назад +1

    I have loved Carlos’s artful sharing of his journey since being exposed his gifts in the late sixties. And remember waiting for his next book to come out in the seventies and then being thrilled at new glimpses into his extraordinary apprenticeship. Gratitude from me to him and those who share his gifts to humanity about our great journey. Forever Grateful.

  • @lunkerjunkie
    @lunkerjunkie Год назад +4

    in a deep self enquiry, I met my death.
    the first thing I did was try to bargain with it.
    there was no response but the impending sense of inevitability that can't be escaped.
    I was shook.

  • @brinta19
    @brinta19 Год назад +7

    "Wisdom is Always Too High for a fool" Proverbs 24:7
    If someone is dismissive or derisive of Castaneda's work, then I will quickly move on from the fool.

  • @danielsmith8171
    @danielsmith8171 2 месяца назад

    the best synopsis you have delivered yet... thank you... it's refreshing to experience another's learning...

  • @pixie9366
    @pixie9366 Год назад +4

    Thanks for covering this topic.

  • @progod6017
    @progod6017 Год назад +2

    this was amazing, please share more of this book or guy or philosophy

  • @MarkMasters...
    @MarkMasters... Год назад +2

    Excellent. Thank you.🌌

  • @kippeake
    @kippeake Год назад +1

    Excellent, truly excellent presentation...

  • @mmmuscraft5558
    @mmmuscraft5558 Год назад +1

    Congratulations, you have made the most efficient synthesis of it I’ve ever heard, Triskell boy!

  • @iandiandi
    @iandiandi Год назад +2

    Excellent. This will certainly reward repeated listening. It's a very long time since I first read Journey to Ixtlan, but I feel as though it's time to go back and read it again. Many thanks.

  • @aevin_io
    @aevin_io 10 месяцев назад

    Seeing that this has been uploaded just 2 months ago is reassuring that this was a path with heart. Reading all the comments is even more validation and that we were not alone on this path

  • @Shiatsun
    @Shiatsun Год назад +2

    👍merci🔥. La respiration consciente et la posture de l'arbre représentent le baton de marche des guerriers de l'esprit

  • @aladymcsomeonestein8593
    @aladymcsomeonestein8593 Год назад +3

    Great video! Thank you.

  • @babyrazor6887
    @babyrazor6887 Год назад

    Carlos Castaneda long time no see buddy ! Thanks to you I've had so many things happen in my life, coincidental, unexplainable, and fantastic,
    it was wonderful. Thank you x 1000!!

  • @maryannelozoys4106
    @maryannelozoys4106 Год назад +1

    LLoved this great books still have them

  • @gregglockhart9551
    @gregglockhart9551 Год назад +1

    Thanks for sharing!

  • @santoshanand9151
    @santoshanand9151 Год назад +4

    Be the mystery not the history..

  • @bigpicture3
    @bigpicture3 Год назад +2

    There are a lot of different words and concepts used to describe what is essentially the same reality. In the physicists world view their reference terminology is Space-Time-Mass-Energy. And their "assemblage point" is that this is "objective", that it exists outside of and independent of ourselves. The findings of Quantum physics are implying that this not so, that somehow (at least Space Time) arises within our own "consciousness". That it is not "objective" that we actually create it, and maybe all experiences. Jung identified several different kinds of "consciousness" but maybe these are different aspects of the same consciousness, or that is a particular slice of a spectrum of consciousness. The dreaming state of consciousness has a very different perspective on the nature of Space Time than the waking consciousness. (a week of events in 5 minutes, and at a distant location in an instant etc.) Then the current accumulation of NDE testimonies, is indicating that the reported experiences are dependent on their belief structures "what their living world view" or "assemblage point" was. And even then, they don't recognize that they themselves are doing it, that "they create their own reality" but are unaware of that, both while living, and during an NDE. That for any "experience" to be had at all, there has to be a "context" structure.

    • @palnagok1720
      @palnagok1720 Год назад

      ...displacement in time and space is a function of the frequency of the " object " itself. Each of us is our own inertial frame of reference. You are walking around in your own 3D I Max, not knowing you are the script writer, producer and director.

  • @1quantomind
    @1quantomind Год назад +1

    This is so well explained.!

  • @hansmaier4119
    @hansmaier4119 11 месяцев назад +1

    Beautifully done. Thanks a lot

  • @jzamudio99
    @jzamudio99 10 месяцев назад

    Please elaborate on the topic of self importance and how it relates to the loss of vital energy.

  • @TexasRy
    @TexasRy Год назад

    DEEEEP, great video! I loved reading his books when I was younger, opened my eyes to reality and different ways of perceiving, mostly through intent and meditation but is difficult in these times!

  • @roxanavasilakis9435
    @roxanavasilakis9435 Год назад

    Thank you so much,read all Castaneda books and none else compares to him 🎉

  • @mjac8373
    @mjac8373 Год назад +1

    I was one of those who got into Castenda's books; as it turned out, his wife later said in an interview he never left the house and didn't go to Mexico when he was writing those books. And Don Juan went from a laconic tight-lipped uneduacated Inidan to an eloquent explainer in the following books--a totally different character. We as a small group labeled it as "fiction" but did get some value out of the content. Old retired guy born in 1950... Great video and reading, by the way, thanks for posting.

  • @wodyzywej
    @wodyzywej 7 месяцев назад

    Thank you ❤

  • @MA_theone
    @MA_theone Год назад

    This video is an awesome and excellent summary and I thank you very much for your efforts and all the passion you put into making it! I have read all the books now the 5th time I think, and this key-concepts analysis of yours is so much the essence of the books, the teachings and the knowledge.
    Same as for many others, I feel it is not that important whether the circumstances or even the content is real, fiction or whatever. (Although for me it feels quite real, but this is just my Tonal explaining my reality to myself...)
    What I could feel from the 1st time reading is its truth resonating inside of me. It definitly is higher knowledge, no matter how we came to encounter it. It is up to me, to us, to everyone who is touched by the source, the forces, the wisdom or has experienced the nagual personally and consciously, what we make out of it, every day, from moment to moment.
    What a fool I am, truely, to not live it every nanosecond of my life.
    Keep on walking!

  • @hectorgoav9055
    @hectorgoav9055 Год назад

    Thank you for this, would love to hear more about the mastery of awareness!

  • @notinternettype
    @notinternettype Год назад +1

    Got my first Carlos Castaneda book at my local library, the day I finished reading it I was walking down the street and on top of a garbage can I found the next book in the series!! That was a trip....maybe the odds of this happening is higher because I live in San Francisco.

    • @judithrix-brown8790
      @judithrix-brown8790 11 месяцев назад

      Or you had opened your self up to receive the knowledge awaiting you and the synchronicity of the universe revealed itself.

  • @tarikcamacho
    @tarikcamacho 6 месяцев назад

    Freinds, You said in this video: "Let´s talk about eight magical revelations that form the heart of Nagualism." See? until the end you talked about only four (4) differents revelations. I will be waiting for the rest. Anyway, it was worthy a lot watch this video. Thank you very much.

  • @johnpike7444
    @johnpike7444 Год назад +1

    Never understood why people get so hung up on who or what he really was,and not just enjoy the knowledge and the mystery,in truth no one knows what this world is,science is just the new religion,yes more please

  • @willieluncheonette5843
    @willieluncheonette5843 Год назад +4

    "...But Carlos Castaneda is worth reading. When I say fiction I don’t mean don’t read him, I mean read him more carefully, because one percent of truth is there. You will have to read it very carefully, but don’t swallow it completely because it is ninety-nine percent fiction.
    It can help your growth - it can create a desire to grow. That’s why I say it is beautiful. But it can hinder growth also if you take it at its surface value.
    This man Carlos is really crafty, very clever. Rarely it happens, such cleverness - because it is very easy to create scientific fiction, not much imagination is needed, but to create spiritual fiction is very very difficult; one needs a great artistic and imaginary mind. Because things you don’t know, how can you even imagine them? That’s why I say one percent of truth is there. On that one percent of truth he has been able to create a big edifice. On that one percent of truth he has been able to project much imagination. On that one iota of truth he has made the whole house, a beautiful palace - a fairy tale. But that one percent of truth is there, otherwise it would have been impossible.”.

    • @robinhood6954
      @robinhood6954 Год назад

      Sounds a bit like JRR Tolkien.

    • @davidhlnda
      @davidhlnda Год назад +1

      A great takeon Casteneda. I swing between doubt, thatit does make a difference whethet his work is groubded in truth... while also taking it as myth.

    • @willieluncheonette5843
      @willieluncheonette5843 Год назад +1

      @@davidhlnda " The first thing is that you have the guide within you but you don’t use it. And you have not used it for so long, for so many lives, that you may not even be aware that a guide exists within you.
      I was reading Castaneda’s book. His master, Don Juan, gives him a beautiful experiment to do. It is one of the oldest experiments. On a dark night, on a very hilly track, dangerous, without any light, Castaneda’s master said, “You simply believe in the inner guide and start running.” It was dangerous. It was a hilly track, unknown, with trees, bushes, abysses. He could fall anywhere. Even in the daylight he had to be alert walking there, and at night everything was dark. He could not see anything and his master said, “Don’t walk, run!” He couldn’t believe it! It was simply suicidal. He became scared - but the master ran. He ran off just like a wild animal, and came running back. And Castaneda could not understand how he was doing it. Not only was he running in this darkness, but each time he came running directly to him, as if he could see. Then by and by Castaneda gathered courage. If this old man could do this, why not he? He tried, and by and by he felt an inner light coming in. Then he started running.
      You only ARE whenever you stop thinking. The moment you stop thinking, the inner happens. If you don’t think, everything is okay - it is as if some inner guide is working. Your reason has misguided you. And the greatest misguidance has been this: you cannot believe in the inner guide. First, you have to convince your reason. Even if your inner guide says, “Go ahead,” you have to convince your reason and then you miss opportunities. Because there are moments… you can use them or you can miss them. Intellect takes time, and while you are pondering, contemplating, thinking, you miss the moment. Life is not waiting for you. One has to live immediately. One has to be really a warrior - as they say in Zen - because when you are fighting in the field with your sword, you cannot think. You have to move without thinking."

    • @robertaharvey2027
      @robertaharvey2027 Год назад +1

      ​@@willieluncheonette5843 Truth and thank you for sharing and my inner guide tells me to tell you that! 🙏🏼😂❤

  • @palnagok1720
    @palnagok1720 Год назад

    I stumbled upon castaneda years ago and had to wait for each book to be published , much like his education was stretched out over a time. After the first book , I had a hard time understanding what the deal was. Curiosity was the only thing that kept me going . The teachings snuck up on me. Then , years later , it all made sense.Perhaps , one day I will become the fool on the tarot card , who steps off the cliff and...floats.

  • @volkerengels5298
    @volkerengels5298 Год назад +1

    "Immortal Idiot surrounded by Immortal Idiots" should be mentioned.
    Because this insight is a condition to be able to understand his final explanation.

  • @macavelli8905
    @macavelli8905 Год назад

    Good video very good

  • @niteengupte
    @niteengupte Год назад

    From the first book TEACHINGS OF DON JUAN these books became the bible and the google map for my journey to ixtlan whi ch still continues. At 73 I realise ixtlan can never be reached because the journey is the destination.

  • @And3Ado3
    @And3Ado3 5 месяцев назад

    The bottom line is your ENERGY BODY, it has many other names. Once you take volitional control of it, you can move at the speed of light (hypothesis). It has not been measure yet. An example you can be sitting by a tree at night and then looking at the moon. Visualize yourself been there. You will be in an instant. Shake your head and try again. It happens twice. The control of the ENERGY BODY is a phenomenal experience. Use it for the GOOD. My best advice to you. 👍

  • @NotIT777
    @NotIT777 10 месяцев назад +1

    A wise man once said, people are always concerned if carlos just created his material or not. I'm curious to find out what made carlos caestenada!

  • @ramonmauriciozapata-santos
    @ramonmauriciozapata-santos Год назад

    I can sayv that Don Juan has been my internal guide since I met him in the book of Carlitos. I can say this writings had been the lighthouse guiding my life through the roads of life....

  • @RobertNelson-b9g
    @RobertNelson-b9g 2 месяца назад

    I received some training from Don Genaro and the women... it works for me...

  • @Heyokasireniei468sxso
    @Heyokasireniei468sxso Год назад +2

    half of the population does not have an internal dialog, they have aphantasia and alexithymia. this is not their fault its a deformity a retardation. .

  • @dad010ful
    @dad010ful 11 месяцев назад

    I like Castaneda, I also like Theun Mares. Mares gives a different take on the Toltec Lineage.

  • @loboestepario219
    @loboestepario219 Год назад +1

    He was born dic.25 1925 in Cajamarca Peru and died of kidney cancer 27 april 1998 Westwood California.(not american)

  • @mossibility
    @mossibility Год назад

    Don Juan, Don Genaro, and Mescalito are my heroes.

  • @NetiNeti25920
    @NetiNeti25920 5 месяцев назад

    ​Vadim Zeland is also from Russia. His Reality Transurfing books seem inspired from Carlos Castaneda. A lot of the ideas are exactly the same, but worded differently. And of course, non religious and no references to psychedelics, due to obvious reasons.
    Even the channeling of Human Design by Ra Uru Hu, an ad agency guy from Montreal while in Ibiza, focuses on the body, and not the mind, to decondition and move away from the not-self.

  • @danielnezis1041
    @danielnezis1041 8 месяцев назад

    @threesuns you say in one of the video's to write in the comments if we want to learn deeper about Castaneda's teachings and I am interested to learn .....

  • @dhz920
    @dhz920 Год назад

    Truth, fiction, or a separate reality? I loved these books.

  • @Zulu4impi
    @Zulu4impi 10 месяцев назад

    The Nangal and his party travel thru life in the "Warriors Way".

  • @ZalMoxis
    @ZalMoxis 3 месяца назад

    It would have been nice to have asked what Castenada spent his time doing....

  • @mossibility
    @mossibility Год назад

    I think the importance of one's self is seriously mis-perceived. The importance of interpreting our ability to perceive everything around us correctly is a case of being willing to set the mismanagement of ourselves aside and be willing reset our perception to see things as they really are.

  • @purushaonezeroeight165
    @purushaonezeroeight165 Год назад +1

    🙏⚡️🙏

  • @bassmonk2920
    @bassmonk2920 11 месяцев назад

    Basic Buddhism....don't romanticize your youth when you read these books...put it into practice now with Buddhism. Its not some exotic ideas but very practical through Dharma...

  • @beerman204
    @beerman204 Год назад

    We are born and become the captive children of parents, church, society. But what does the cosmos, the universe and its forces have in store for our newly born and growing selves? Not good to pretend society is not important, but a true loss not to explore our primal selves born of the cosmos, the selves Don Juan introduced Carlos to.

  • @jabulanirobinson4620
    @jabulanirobinson4620 Год назад

    I Found The Dragon Ladi
    Fumbled

  • @mrenormouscroc
    @mrenormouscroc Год назад +1

    And you're not using his work for your own ends? Did you completely miss your own irony?

  • @laslobas1234
    @laslobas1234 Год назад

    Don Juan was the medicine man of the Yaquis, not a shaman. Those are his words.
    The source of this tradition of wisdom is Don Juan, not Carlos.

  • @salvatorelicata8768
    @salvatorelicata8768 Год назад +1

    Yes you have to create a buzz so you writs books and embeliah to generate revenue

  • @thedarkmoonman
    @thedarkmoonman Год назад

    Has anybody managed to stop the world?

  • @ericsonhazeltine5064
    @ericsonhazeltine5064 Год назад

    Having bee, in my teens and 20s during the 60s, and reading Castaneda’s books, I remain convinced that the Youth Culture of that time was inane garbage.

  • @lisethmarroquin2799
    @lisethmarroquin2799 Год назад

    Thank you for such nice content and wanting to bring wisdom to the masses. But....No, he was not an "American"!! Please have your facts right. He was Peruvian who later became a citizen.

  • @Celestialspirit1
    @Celestialspirit1 Год назад

    American? Wasnt he peruvian?

  • @purushaonezeroeight165
    @purushaonezeroeight165 Год назад

    🙏❤️🙏

  • @tonythornton2255
    @tonythornton2255 Год назад

    Nagual should not be pronounced with a hard 'g'.

  • @palnagok1720
    @palnagok1720 Год назад

    It's hilarious to know that I am no more important than the dog turd I just stepped over.

  • @anthonygenovese5338
    @anthonygenovese5338 Год назад +1

    Total Fake, fake , fake.

  • @chain8847
    @chain8847 Год назад

    Great presentation. I read the first six books in the early eighties. Found them extremely interesting insightful and enjoyable. But forty years later and after four decades of meditation there is an aspect of these teachings that makes no sense. When the internal dialogue stops. Something happens that is not mentioned. And yet it’s so obvious and overwhelming. The ancient Toltecs. The long lineage of shaman and Carlos Castaneda must have noticed this. But for some inexplicable reason it’s overlooked. I’m curious to know if anyone else has realised.
    Also forty years of meditation is not necessary. This profound insight can be observed by a single strong dose of a psychedelic substance. A guide for these experiences is recommended.