You don't understand Castaneda or you wouldn't ask that.
What you doing here anyway?
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u/I-MATCHED
1 points2020-06-12 15:11
I am a beginner. I am picking up slowly. In the meantime can you explain/interpret what my dream means ?
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u/danl999
8 points2020-06-12 15:21
In that case, ok.
It might mean something, but only you could figure that out, and it would take you 40 years to get that good.
Normally sorcery involves dreaming as a way to move the assemblage point.
We're stuck in this horrible reality, created by some kind of agriculture myth and people's tendency to like to be safe, rather than explore.
But humans can never be happy unless they explore. I suspect it's because we use energy we don't know about, and you only get that energy at new positions of the assemblage point.
In a dream, your assemblage point has already moved, so it's a waste if you don't try to "wake up" in the dream, and control it.
But that's too difficult to do for most, so I recommend waking dreaming.
Dreams can in fact predict future events, relive past ones, or lead you to other worlds in which you can literally live.
But interpreting them is mostly a phony behavior used to get money from gullible people.
Some flaky person who doesn't want to get a real job, will set themselves up as a "dream doctor", and victimize unhappy people. Mostly women get this kind of victimization.
If you want to be able to interpret dreams in less than 40 years, either learn to wake up in them, or capture yourself an Ally.
You can learn to wake up in them over the course of 6 months, but you'd have to obsess over it. Not casual, it would have to become the #1 most important thing in your life for that period.
You can capture your own ally with my techniques for scooping colors.
But either is as much, or more work than learning anything that's difficult.
Basketball, playing the tumpet, juggling.
It takes as much effort to learn, as those things.
Unfortunately, people subconsciously believe it's all made up, so they don't put in the work. They do what they were after all along. Visit with like minded people and chat about how cool they'll be as sorcerers.
I watched the entire private class and workshop crowd from the 90s fail because in the long run, they weren't really interested in sorcery.
So I doubt there's anything of value for you in here. You won't do the work to learn it, and it can't be gifted to you.
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You don't understand Castaneda or you wouldn't ask that.
What you doing here anyway?
I am a beginner. I am picking up slowly. In the meantime can you explain/interpret what my dream means ?
In that case, ok.
It might mean something, but only you could figure that out, and it would take you 40 years to get that good.
Normally sorcery involves dreaming as a way to move the assemblage point.
We're stuck in this horrible reality, created by some kind of agriculture myth and people's tendency to like to be safe, rather than explore.
But humans can never be happy unless they explore. I suspect it's because we use energy we don't know about, and you only get that energy at new positions of the assemblage point.
In a dream, your assemblage point has already moved, so it's a waste if you don't try to "wake up" in the dream, and control it.
But that's too difficult to do for most, so I recommend waking dreaming.
Dreams can in fact predict future events, relive past ones, or lead you to other worlds in which you can literally live.
But interpreting them is mostly a phony behavior used to get money from gullible people.
Some flaky person who doesn't want to get a real job, will set themselves up as a "dream doctor", and victimize unhappy people. Mostly women get this kind of victimization.
If you want to be able to interpret dreams in less than 40 years, either learn to wake up in them, or capture yourself an Ally.
You can learn to wake up in them over the course of 6 months, but you'd have to obsess over it. Not casual, it would have to become the #1 most important thing in your life for that period.
You can capture your own ally with my techniques for scooping colors.
But either is as much, or more work than learning anything that's difficult.
Basketball, playing the tumpet, juggling.
It takes as much effort to learn, as those things.
Unfortunately, people subconsciously believe it's all made up, so they don't put in the work. They do what they were after all along. Visit with like minded people and chat about how cool they'll be as sorcerers.
I watched the entire private class and workshop crowd from the 90s fail because in the long run, they weren't really interested in sorcery.
So I doubt there's anything of value for you in here. You won't do the work to learn it, and it can't be gifted to you.