don't skip tensegrity

Tensegrity u/dosomething1372 2023-02-08 22:23 UTC 18 points

I've read Carlos's books twice , but each time i ignored the "Magical Passes" because i thought it's not important.

until recently because of so many suggestions in this subreddit i did some tensegrity. it's like a big secret revealed to me. i'm not even doing it correctly or long enough. and yet i feel progress.

and i finally read the book also .

hata yoga, tai chi, etc.. may look "cool" , tensegrity may look "stupid" , but don't let that fool you.

it is so powerful. it is the foundation. don't underestimate it .

5 Comments

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u/ChiefInspector69 1 points 2023-02-09 20:29

I didn't care for journey to Ixtlan. Don Juan was presented as being kind of mean.

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u/TechnoMagical_Intent 7 points 2023-02-09 20:56

The best of teachers cannot also always be your friend. We don’t need more enablers in our lives.

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u/ChiefInspector69 1 points 2023-02-09 23:33

A lot of the book was Don Juan analyzing carlos's stupidity and bad personality.

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u/dosomething1372 3 points 2023-02-09 21:22

i first read "The Art Of Dreaming" , it hooked me and after that i started reading the books from the start. in that way i never thought of Don Juan as a mean person because i knew him from the art of dreaming.

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u/midgetsinheaven 8 points 2023-02-10 16:30

Really? I've been reading it over the last week and I don't find him mean. I find him honest. He's talked a lot about being frugal with your energy, and I would assume that trying to tiptoe around someone else's feelings would be a waste of your personal resources. He doesn't tell Carlos what he wants to hear and often it hurts Carlos' feelings, but it's what he needs to hear.

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