you're supposed to tell us that it's fiction.
Carlos Casteneda made it fairly clear after about 3 books. Anyone who didn't figure it out by then wasn't paying attention. LIke they were on drugs or something.
you're supposed to tell us that it's fiction.
Carlos Casteneda made it fairly clear after about 3 books. Anyone who didn't figure it out by then wasn't paying attention. LIke they were on drugs or something.
yes Carlos Castaneda was a fiction.
read it, and tell me how stuff was possible like jumping off a mountain top and not remembering what happened but . . . just picking it all back up in a flash back at the start of volume IV.
you didn't see it as a piece of literature?
I stopped reading science fiction and started reading 'social science fiction' which is what Castaneda 's style is.
It's science fiction in the realm of anthropology.
He was a clowned up glow-shill, is that what you are trying to say, who was able to fool a lot of people?
If that's what you mean, I agree.
Like if you could walk along the edge of the sky or turn into a crow and fly a thousand miles in the blink of an eye, why would you need to be a tenured professor at a public college?
and have TA's and give lectures, and have yoga classes that you call part of it . . . (one of his final books was a book of yoga poses).
how would you know?
maybe I'm such a master of it all your idiots always think I'm a rube?
that is not true. Some may.
but what Castaneda wrote was obvious fiction.
he was not a shaman, he was a fraud, is what I conjecture. Or he wouldn't have come back. It would have ended at book three when he took the leap. (my friend pointed that out to me back then, and I have to agree).
most pepole stopped reading them then, knowing they were fake. I figure it was better than comic books or Fat Fredies Cat stoner mags, so I read it like it was science fiction.
a demon isn't going to give you an honest answer, anon.
everyone does the asking who is wise of themselves or . . . of the spirits and anjels who will give you a useful answer.
That is called prayer by some.
Helpful for you to ponder is the idea that we hear from the wise: 'suffice it to the day the evil there in'
I assume you have the wisdom to know the origin of that, and also what it means.