can you heal your "physical" body?

i don't see it spoken about much but in theory, could you heal your physical body using these techniques? it seems like it should be in theory, possible, given all the other things that can be done, that seem, far beyond, simple healing, unless i'm missing something.

i hope this question is appropriate but i've been curious and i don't see it discussed much. i have though seen discussed that it's important to keep the physical body healthy but that is different to what i'm wondering.

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u/Bilissss 8 points 2025-12-14 14:13

tensegrity can do that I think, since some passes prepare the body for different things..
also let's not forget the pass called helping the flow of immunity or the other for putting out of body toxins..

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u/danl999 13 points 2025-12-14 14:40

Carlos couldn't at the end, even though he had a decade or so earlier when he fell off the roof at Pandora, while picking pears.

There's techniques for healing.

Claw hand for instance.

"Jumping Grooves" in the wheel of time.

It's just unlikely anyone motivated by that would ever put in the work to reach the level where it's possible.

There's even techniques in this system to extend your lifespan to perhaps 120 or more.

But again, it's not the point.

The point is to see cool magic, if you really want to succeed.

And once you've seen a lot of it so that you don't have doubts anymore, you can entertain the idea of keeping your awareness past death.

But if that's your primary motivation you'll just turn this into a pointless religion, the way Cleargreen followers have.

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u/mathestnoobest 5 points 2025-12-14 14:54

i don't really even know what my primary motivation is, honestly. a curiosity, but it feels deeper than that although i cannot articulate it properly. i guess it's a general wonder as to what is truly possible, what the limits of being human really extend to, in all ways, not just that aspect, but including that aspect.

even evading death is not my primary motivation or interest. if death really is death (total obliteration of awareness), it doesn't sound that terrible, although living and experiencing cool stuff is a little more preferable.

that is part of the problem, i am too much the scientist, less the pragmatist.

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u/danl999 16 points 2025-12-14 15:21

You'll have to get your own answers on most of that.

Motivations (intent) are key when you get to advanced stages, and no one can afford to figure out things that someone else is concerned about.

Your answers were probably available from don Juan, or maybe even Carlos, but they're both gone.

So it's up to you, to answer your own queries.

I will say, our sorcery is more like Quantum physics, than Newtonian.

And people are almost 100% newtonian in their expectations of how things are.

We don't like it when we find out "there's actually nothing there".

Even though you can measure it, and there seems to be "stuff".

There's also bigger questions than what you asked.

How come seers can turn into trees, and live 5000 years?

Why can you stretch yourself into an infinite line, and go time hopping in periods of hundreds of years?

Why are there 60 perfectly valid worlds we can go live in, and what happens to your body in this one, if you decide to switch?

Likely we'll never rise to the level to find those answers on our own.

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u/wandering-travellr 2 points 2025-12-14 16:21

Primary motivation: getting silent.

Challenged accepted, lol.

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u/BBz13z 6 points 2025-12-15 06:05

It’s really that simple, yet it’s so hard to do…

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u/wandering-travellr 2 points 2025-12-15 11:53

I think drinkjetfuel, he cracked it, you gotta do it multiple times in a day. And doing it everyday.

I have a very negative internal dialogue, but it does seem to reduce a lot easier after I've done a few sessions of tensegrity.

I'd go at it again, maybe around 11 pm, and I'd start seeing the purple building up after a few minutes.

Oof, yeah, like DJ says in the Magical Passes book, it should just be done for the hell of it. I keep telling myself I'm doing tensegrity to get jacked lol

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u/mathestnoobest 1 points 2025-12-14 16:59

a thought occurred to me, since it seems to some extent objective miracles depend on the beliefs? or intent? of the people that surround you. everybody involved's AP needs to shift accordingly such that they come to inhabit the same world, so to speak, as i roughly understand it.

so the thought is: what if Carlos couldn't heal himself because of all the pretenders/fakes that surrounded him at the end? what if their intent sabotaged his intent to heal?

this is absolutely pure speculation.

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u/danl999 10 points 2025-12-14 22:09

Carlos was simply drained of energy, from trying to help us.

He told us so! That's not speculation on my part.

But he'd always been sickly. In the lineage, he was referred to as "The Nagual who got sick", by La Gorda.

And no. You don't need others to agree to do miracles. You get to do those anyway if you work hard.

Remember, there's 600 alternate realities you can live in, and 6000 if you count "in between ones".

Also, whether it's easy to get other people to perceive magic you've learned to do, we just don't know.

Cholita can do that anytime she likes with me, but that doesn't prove anything because a sorcerer and a witch together have weird stuff happen all the time, just like in The Second Ring of Power.

I believe you've fallen into the "consensus reality" misunderstanding, which is taught by pretenders.

Some even famous.

There are trillions of "realities"! And many of them are as real as this one. Regardless of what anyone thinks about it.

You perceive the one you've focused your awareness on. But you have to hold it there steadily before it feels quite real.

You can't force someone else to do that, especially since alternate realities are completely outside all they've known.

So in the lineages they used the Nagual's blow to move the assemblage point of someone, so they could perceive magic.

Even a light tap on their shoulder made that possible.

If you were a double being.

Which we have none of.

Don Juan and don Genaro would sometimes use fright to make magic visible to Carlos.

His assemblage point moved from the fright, and then he could perceive whatever it was they were trying to get him to see.

But his assemblage point was already movable, due to don Juan using the Nagual's blow on him often.

The Allies use fright too, but at first they still need you to move your own assemblage point down your back, at least a few inches.

So that implies you can't just scare someone, and then do magic for them.

I suppose if it were easy to show magic to others, all of the world would know about it.

There are of course fakers everywhere, doing "demonstrations".

Such as Nepalese masters levitating.

But there's a guy who goes around exposing those, and when he's done it's obvious how they did it.

He's never found anything real, so far.

Some of my facebook fans were tricked by African fakers. Nothing can convince them otherwise, even though they've never learned to do anything themselves.

It's a religion for them...

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u/Admirable_Cow_1387 1 points 2025-12-15 06:28

Are you saying there is no life after death?

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u/danl999 6 points 2025-12-15 12:57

Certainly I don't know, but according to the seers of ancient Mexico, there isn't.

Your awareness dissipates, unless you find a way to contain it without a physical body.

So sorcery techniques to "defy death" consist of various types of containers you can come up with.

You can bury yourself under a rock to die and perhaps live there, as long as you have inorganic beings with you, for another 1000 years.

Or you can go to live in the inorganic being's worlds, which is "sealed".

How long you can survive there we don't know, because no old seer who went there has ever died.

So at least 8000 years, and maybe as much as 1 million years.

Or, you can go find that big dome on the earth, in which case you can live until the earth is destroyed when our sun goes red giant.

5 billion years perhaps.

Don't mistake this for religious beliefs.

Sorcerers have observed all of this first hand. That's how they came up with those solutions.

And you'll get to randomly see various elements of what they discovered, which I suppose is better than seeing them in some sacred order. Like an asian "achievement".

There are none in sorcery. Just energetic facts you get to view and experience yourself.

With it being random, there's no reason to doubt any just because they're "further on the list".

Sorcerers can also visit both heaven and God.

I've done both of those.

But not enough times to conclude you can't "go to heaven" after you die.

Just enough times to verify you can in fact visit both of those.

I was a bit skilled at visiting heaven perhaps 15 years ago.

I could do that to sooth a hangover from business drinking in Asia.

It's not a sleeping dream.

You go there fully awake.

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u/throwaway44_44_44 1 points 2025-12-15 15:55

Do you have any information about this dome on Earth past what’s in Carlos’s books? I would love to learn more.

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u/danl999 8 points 2025-12-15 16:58

Nothing other than it's no longer our goal.

Carlos found something permanent. Likely he found a way to contain awareness at a level of the emanations where you can set up a "home base".

There is in fact no physical matter, no time, and no space. Only those emanations in the dark sea of awareness which create solidity and space, and vibrate when we apply some of our awareness to specific bundles of them.

Which, if you like to watch YouTube videos on advanced physics, is in fact the true situation we're in.

So if there's no such thing as physical matter, then any "container" you find is just a range of the emanations you're keeping some of your awareness on.

You might be better off to try to identity how to do that, rather than looking for giant domes that only exist in the second attention, where you can't perceive them anyway until you learn to move your assemblage point.

That's a "show biz" concern, and not what sorcerers should be focusing on.

Focus on "how". Not "what".

Worse, learning to move your assemblage point for real would result in 10,000 more questions you have no answer to, and the giant dome would become the least interesting of them.

Especially since Carlos offered to "show us where to go" if we manage to keep our awareness and move past "The Eagle" on dying.

So we don't actually have to figure out how to get there.

HOWEVER, Carlos did show up once while I was practicing darkroom, to take me inside.

I was fully awake, eyes open, standing up in my room, learning from my childhood inorganic being I named "Fancy". She likes to dress up like she's going to a prom.

Carlos was suddenly standing there on the other side of a tunnel, beckoning me to follow him.

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So I walked in to try to see if it was really him.

Right through my solid bed. I literally walked around 30 feet through the bed, through the wall, and to what should have been halfway into our front yard.

Which Cholita waters religiously.

Carlos took me further down the tunnel, through solid matter.

Where he wanted me to go looked to me like a shopping mall hallway system to offices and bathrooms.

Somewhere in his books or lecture notes, Carlos (or one of the witches) described it as having "vaults", which in some languages would imply rooms. Not places to keep your treasure.

So you'd also be better off to learn how to get Carlos to visit, than worry about the dome.

But not like Miles where Carlos visits in his nagging nightmares, and teaches him "new tensegrity movements" while giving workshop advice.

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u/Admirable_Cow_1387 2 points 2025-12-15 19:06

Thank you for your thoughtful response. It is a bit confusing since I dont know all the parts youre talking about. What i understood from it is either a yes or a maybe. 

A yes in that youve visited heaven and all that, plus the other sorcerers experiences.

A maybe in that youve said before that this world and everthing we experience is completely made up by ourselves. 

Did i get that right?

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u/danl999 8 points 2025-12-15 20:26

Not quite.

There's an infinite sea of emanations that have no awareness flowing in them.

They're like "zillions" of infinite strings, which never touch.

Extremely tiny in terms of thickness.

If you hold out your little finger and bend it upward, there's probabl yone trillion trillion emanations that are hidden by your finger.

So there's a LOT of them.

Most have never been perceived.

They give off tiny feelings and sensation.

YOU caN learn to perceive just one of t hem at a time, to get an understanding of how tiny and nearly meaningless that one emanation is.

But combined with thousands, they can give an "impression" of something.

Such as the sharp corner of a metal box. Just the "sharpness" of that edge. Or lack of sharpness.

If you focus your attention on the dark sea which contains all of those emanations, you are only likely to pick up the emanations that someone else, already viewed first.

Doesn't matter how long ago.

That's why you can visit God. Billions of people pray to him, even if he doesn't actually exist as a real entity, and that's created a bundle (billions) of those emanations ,that you can "locate", focus on, and find yourself standing at the feet of God.

Likewise for heaven, but also for "Silent Knowledge Entities.

I hang out with those guys most nights.

Two nights ago, I was talking to one that looks like this:

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It wasn't just a hallucination, I had a little chat with her, trying to figure out if it was "Cholita" the witch.

So I suppose, there's other stuff you don't know, such as that you can easily find "teachers" who don't exist, but know everything there is to know about sorcery.

The world isn't "made up by ourselves".

It's a reality created by which emanations our awareness is flowing into.

If someone else was perceiving the same ones, they'd perceive the same world.

But's unlikely, except in groups of those emanations, which re being used by an entire planet.

THOSE are "easy to perceive".

But next to impossible to escape.

Don Juan answered this very question for Carlos.

Carlos asked something like, "So there's really nothing real there?"

Don Juan said something like, "Of course there's something there! But it's surely not what you're perceiving."

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u/Admirable_Cow_1387 1 points 2025-12-16 00:07

Wow. Its completely unknown to me.

So youre saying the spirit world is infinite and its made of many different spirit types, including humans. It also is made of all our thoughts and feelings and beliefs that interact with a spiritual super star trek hologram space that creates this world.

Wow.

Am i safe if i do this? Theres nothing dangerous right? My friend's mom says that astral travel could be scary, and the last time i successfully lucid dreamt; i was too afraid to open my eyes because i thought a monster would eat me.

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u/danl999 6 points 2025-12-16 12:51

Nope.

Sorcery isn't safe.

For that, try religion or pretend magical systems.

But it's also not safe to have no magical knowledge at all, and if the "new seers" are right, it means you'll ultimately die forever.

And as far as the dangers of sorcery they're certainly not greater than rock climbing, skydiving, or driving to work everyday for 40 years.

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u/Admirable_Cow_1387 0 points 2025-12-16 20:03

Thank you Dan. Watching something and seeing your animations really gave me a better sense of what youre saying. Thank you!

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u/mathestnoobest 1 points 2025-12-17 12:19

wait, do you mean to say heaven and God are real things?

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u/TechnoMagical_Intent 15 points 2025-12-14 15:17

By moving to a different assemblage point position, the biological body may indeed be restructured. This is from the chapter titled “The Last Seduction of the Nagual Julian” in the book The Power of Silence, by Carlos Castaneda:

During (Julian’s) last passionate outburst he felt a searing pain in his shoulder. His chest felt as if it were being ripped apart and a coughing spell (from Tuberculosis) made him retch uncontrollably. But his compulsion to seek pleasure kept him going until his death came in the form of a hemorrhage. It was then that the spirit made it's entry, borne by an Indian who came to his aid. Earlier he had noticed the Indian following them around, but had not given him a second thought, absorbed as he was in the seduction.

He saw, as in a dream, the girl (he had been seducing). She was not scared nor did she lose her composure. Quietly and efficiently she put her clothes back on, and took off as fast as a rabbit chased by hounds.

He also saw the Indian rushing to him trying to make him sit up. He heard him saying idiotic things. He heard him pledging himself to the spirit and mumbling incomprehensible words in a foreign language. Then the Indian acted very quickly. Standing behind him, he gave him a smacking blow on the back.

Very rationally, the dying man deduced that the Indian was trying either to dislodge the blood clot or to kill him.

As the Indian struck him repeatedly on the back, the dying man became convinced that the Indian was the woman's lover or husband and was murdering him. But seeing the intensely brilliant eyes of that Indian, he changed his mind. He knew that the Indian was simply crazy and was not connected with the woman.

With his last bit of consciousness, he focused his attention on the man's mumblings. What he was saying was that the power of man was incalculable; that death existed only because we had intended it since the moment of our birth; that the intent of death could be suspended by making the assemblage point change positions.

Julian then ABSOLUTELY NEEDED to practice stalking, continuously, in order to prevent his assemblage point from shifting back to where he would literally die.

Or possibly was already dead….

Julian then knew that the Indian was totally insane. His situation was so theatrical — dying at the hands of a crazy Indian mumbling gibberish — that he vowed he would be a ham actor to the bitter end, and he promised himself not to die of either the hemorrhaging or the blows, but to die of laughter. And he laughed until he was dead.

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u/mathestnoobest 2 points 2025-12-14 15:51

i also imagine that what is possible depends on the beliefs? of the people that surround you too. for "objective"? miracles to occur, everybody's AP needs to shift accordingly - so we all inhabit the same world, so to speak.

i'm re-reading the first book (to begin the whole series again) and Don Juan recounts how things that were possible in ancient times just aren't possible anymore because people don't think such things are possible anymore. something to that effect, i'll get the passages later.

as an aside, even in the New Testament, it seemed Jesus' miracles depended on the person or people that surrounded him; how receptive they were. for instance, it is stated that when he went to his hometown, where he was unappreciated, few miracles occurred. -- i'm not saying Jesus was doing anything related to this, i just felt that correlation interesting.

EDIT: forgive my fumbling with words, i'm not using the precise terminology to articulate myself as i would like but hopefully i'm getting the gist across.

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u/TechnoMagical_Intent 7 points 2025-12-14 16:25

Not always. From the chapter titled “The Ticket to Impeccability” in The Power of Silence:

"Your uncertainty is to be expected," don Juan said matter-of-factly. "After all, you are dealing with a new type of continuity. It takes time to get used to it. Warriors spend years in limbo where they are neither average men nor sorcerers."

"What happens to them in the end?" I asked. "Do they choose sides?"

"No. They have no choice," he replied. "All of them become aware of what they already are: sorcerers. The difficulty is that the mirror of self-reflection is extremely powerful and only lets its victims go after a ferocious struggle..."

"….The sorcerers' struggle for assuredness is the most dramatic struggle there is," don Juan said. "It's painful and costly. Many, many times it has actually cost sorcerers their lives."

He explained that in order for any sorcerer to have complete certainty about his actions, or about his position in the sorcerers' world, or to be capable of utilizing intelligently his new continuity, he must invalidate the continuity of his old life. Only then can his actions have the necessary assuredness to fortify and balance the tenuousness and instability of his new continuity.

"The sorcerer seers of modern times call this process of invalidation the ticket to impeccability, or the sorcerers' symbolic but final death," don Juan said. "And in that field in Sinaloa, I got my ticket to impeccability. I died there. The tenuousness of my new continuity cost me my life."

"But did you die, don Juan, or did you just faint?" I asked, trying not to sound cynical.

"I died in that field," he said. "I felt my awareness flowing out of me and heading toward the Eagle. But as I had impeccably recapitulated my life, the Eagle did not swallow my awareness. The Eagle spat me out. Because my body was dead in the field, the Eagle did not let me go through to freedom. It was as if it told me to go back and try again.

"I ascended the heights of blackness and descended again to the light of the earth. And then I found myself in a shallow grave at the edge of the field, covered with rocks and dirt."

Don Juan said that he knew instantly what to do. After digging himself out he rearranged the grave to look as if a body were still there, and slipped away. He felt strong and determined. He knew that he had to return to his benefactor's house.

But, before he started on his return journey, he wanted to see his family and explain to them that he was a sorcerer and for that reason he could not stay with them. He wanted to explain that his downfall had been not knowing that sorcerers can never make a bridge to join the people of the world. But, if people desire to do so, they have to make a bridge to join sorcerers.

"I went home," don Juan continued, "but the house was empty. The shocked neighbors told me that farm workers had come earlier with the news that I had dropped dead at work, and my wife and her children had left."

"How long were you dead, don Juan?" I asked.

"A whole day, apparently," he said.

Being dead for an entire day is not something that Mexican peasants used to farm life and dead livestock would misinterpret based on belief.

I doubt you could breathe for that long, even in a shallow grave, with a mouthful of dirt.

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u/xerox_fax 2 points 2025-12-18 13:29

Is the door knob pass illustrated in the videos or is it open to interpretation based on Don Juan’s advice to Carlos, whose friend was in hospital? Thank you

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u/isthisasobot 1 points 2025-12-20 08:53

Yes you can... clear the way for the body to heal.