This squirrelly subject comes up often in conversations especially among warriors of freedom. Reincarnation, like belief the in heaven or any afterlife which we project forward, is in many ways just a belief. Belief is suspect for a Toltec. Knowledge is key. But this does not mean that it does not have value worthy of [...]
Posts Tagged ‘Elders’
Reincarnation and the Toltec Path
Posted in Critique, Reflections, tagged Assemblage Point, Awareness, Culture, Elders, Energy, Freedom, Predator, Seeing on July 28, 2011 | 2 Comments »
Vision Questing, Process and Product
Posted in Reflections, tagged Death as Advisor, Elders, Seeing, stalking on May 20, 2011 | Leave a Comment »
People have asked me about Vision Questing and there is really no common way that a quest is done. There are common elements, but it really depends on the elder or person who is leading the quest. The quester needs to ask questions to know how their leader shares the tradition. While my elder shared [...]
Sweat Lodge and Responsibility
Posted in Critique, tagged Death, Elders, shaman on April 19, 2011 | 5 Comments »
James Earl Ray is Guilty.
The Rule of the Nagual; a Toltec Warrior’s Discipline
Posted in Creations, Critique, tagged Awareness, Casteneda, Elders, Energy, Freedom, Intent, Knowledge, Recapitulation, Seeing, stalking on February 17, 2011 | Leave a Comment »
Freedom is the goal of the spiritual warrior. But there are several kinds of freedom. It has been suggested that the Toltec warrior rejects the rules and “plays from their own perception and rules as they see fit.” That’s a nice statement but not an accurate one for the path unless breadth and depth are [...]
Toltec, Nagualism and the confusion about lineages
Posted in Critique, tagged Assemblage Point, Casteneda, Culture, Elders, Freedom, Knowledge, Seeing on February 12, 2011 | 1 Comment »
Recently there has been a frightening number of bandwagon effects surrounding these words. These words are intense and loaded. As a Toltec warrior and a person walking a path as a man of knowledge, it has come often to my attention that if it is said on Wikipedia and on some video on the internet [...]
Global Emergency
Posted in Dreaming, Reflections, tagged Awe, Being, Culture, Elders, Prophesy on January 14, 2011 | Leave a Comment »
At no time before, do we as a species have more energy to combine all the stories from all the cultures together. To see clearly the human experience as it has played itself out in every culture. All of the masters who came before walked on the earth to teach the same thing; how to [...]
Fixation of the Warrior’s Assemblage Point
Posted in Critique, Reflections, tagged Awareness, Death, Death as Advisor, Dreaming, Elders, Freedom, Intent, Love on January 13, 2011 | Leave a Comment »
One of the great attractors for me and many to the concepts and pathway of the spiritual warrior as illuminated by Carlos Casteneda and his tribe is the ability for us to think and act outside the box. We were raised with a strict sense of the right answers, myths, and paradigms… we were raised to [...]
AGE
Posted in Reflections, tagged Awareness, Awe, Being, Culture, Elders, Freedom, Knowledge, Mystery on January 6, 2011 | Leave a Comment »
It maybe that recently age is creeping up on my life like at no other point that I can recall… or it may be that the time that I spend looking at vast sets of data and information as well as paradigms of structured information is coming to a close…. But I am finding that [...]
Lineal Awareness and Knowledge
Posted in Creations, Dreaming, tagged Awareness, Being, Ceremony, Creativity, Culture, Death, Dreaming, Elders, Freedom, Intent, Knowledge, Recapitulation, Seeing, shaman on December 27, 2010 | 1 Comment »
This came through on the galactic alignment date of the full moon, solstice, sun, moon, earth alignment. The seers of this age are in alignment with a deep and connected sense of freedom. We have been asking ourselves why freedom has become the most important value and goal of our time. To understand this, we [...]
Shaman and Priest a Comparison
Posted in Critique, tagged Culture, Elders, Seeing, shaman on November 11, 2010 | Leave a Comment »
Many years ago a good teacher and elder of mine shared that there is a significant difference between the shaman and the priest. He was a priest who understood shamanism. This difference has struck me more and more with time and experience. I worked for about a decade within the Catholic Church and have walked [...]