I am confused about “the smoke” medicine. To my best knowledge, psilocybin psychoactive component of the psilocybin mushroom is not active via smoking (burning or vaping). What does he mixes it with that makes it psychoactive?

Because he was so terrible to be around, at first.

Remember that don Juan was very far along, and just being around someone stuck at the blue-line on the J-Curve (normal modern human assemblage point position) was no fun to say the least.

Much less trying to instruct him on how best to utilize (in the future when he wasn’t there to assist) what he was showing him by manually shifting his a.p. with the back slaps.

The warrior’s way/being impeccable isn’t worth a hill of beans without being able to first shift one’s a.p. as a response to your own efforts.

People have it ass-backwards if they think the warrior’s way, itself, will shift their a.p. Only inner silence, and then hooking to ANYTHING from the second attention will do that. Then being impeccable aids in SUSTAINING it.

Carlos learned by “The Nagual’s Blow”.

He was pushed further than I can go each time he was around don Juan, and I work like a dog to get where I do! More hours than I care to mention in here.

I’m not going to make stupid mistakes with my behavior, after putting in so darned much work.

Carlos was just hanging out with don Juan and don Genaro, having fun.

Wasn’t even aware of all the teaching going on in the background.

In fact, he didn’t know about it until after don Juan left.

Second ring of power is where you can read about that.

So in order not to waste all that effort needlessly, don Juan gave him “the warrior’s way”.

And it was in keeping with don Juan teaching him about the “Men of Knowledge”. Those guys undoubtedly loved “codes of behavior” and such. They were ritual junkies because they couldn’t move their assemblage point without drugs.

I’m not even certain that topic of “the warrior’s way” has EVER applied to actual seers.

Maybe only to crappy shaman, like the Men of Knowledge.

In our own community, not one single person claiming to follow the warrior’s way has ever learned even a tiny bit of real sorcery. And the more they insist, the more horrible they are in their behavior.

Just look around.

Until a few years ago the entire Castaneda movement was doomed to be forgotten as a fraud perpetrated by a dirty old man.

That’s what “the warrior’s way” got us.

Bad men love it because they can pretend it, and get attention from other bad men.

It’s a lot like Astral Travel. Angry men who don’t really want magic, stroking each other on the back, pretending to be practicing magic.

Now…

That said, OF COURSE you have to follow that!

But if you have to memorize rules and remind yourself, then you certainly are not actually following it.

It either comes because a lineage is putting all of their efforts into teaching you in secret, and need you to behave yourself when not around them. Since you have no idea how much effort was put into you. So they drill it into you.

OR, better yet, you are doing all that work yourself and would never think for a second about wasting energy.

But some random guy thinking that’s going to lead to sorcery?

He’s just make excuses not to do any work.

Does that sound impeccable?

I loathe being around those types of men.

It’s like being around a southern Baptist who speaks in tongues and loves to brag about his delusion.

Thank you once again Daniel. I will continue to work at inner silence. Is the book by Jame Desper The End of History reliable in your opinion? Is the rest of the Toltec movement just bullshit? Are the Cleargreen people frauds?

Anything out there about the Toltecs that isn’t actual anthropology, by anthropologists who hate Carlos for the horrible behavior of his followers (see wikipedia on the Toltecs for the attitude I mean), is almost surely nonsense created by bad men to steal from our community.

I mean, 99.99999999999999% sure it’s total ugly crap.

But I never saw what you mentioned. If it’s what I suspect, thank god I never saw it or I’d track him down and “review” his books on Amazon. Assuming he’s pretending to provide info on sorcery among the toltecs.

I have a “love/hate” thing going with Amazon on book reviews. They seem to have decided it’s ok for me to go after fake Castaneda topic books, but not ok to go after more traditional categories of fake magic, such as Yogananda’s book.

To show how ludicrous a “Toltec” sorcery book is, anthropologists can’t even fully agree on that clay figuring from the Olmecs dubbed, “the wrestler”, an obvious tensegrity move that Carlos even taught, being of a sorcerer.

Which works amazingly well!

Nor do anthropologists agree of the role of the chacmools, to the Toltecs.

So there’s no man out there with that kind of knowledge of them.

And no, Cleargreen is not a fraud. It’s just what happens when there’s no male leader.

In fact, it’s a magnificent less to us all in here!

But you’re too new to see it. You didn’t see the endless angry men trying to take over this subreddit, over the last 3 years. Without dedicated mods, I’d have to have packed up and considered this a failure, like my past attempts to save this sorcery from turning into nothing but pretending and fake magic franchises.

I was in fact just watching that 10 minutes ago, and stopped to type it up in the advanced chat!

So you got to connect to that. Makes no sense at the blue line, but all the sense in the world from the deep red zone onwards.

I was literally watching the flow of intent oriented towards that very topic.

Visibly.

Triggered by Cleargreens weird facilitator course announcement, and Cholita sawing our garden gate in half. That took a lot of work on her part!

So far she’s only halfway through it, but I can’t wait to see what use she makes of half a gate.

I was watching a flow of intent on why Cleargreen’s latest workshop announcement sounds more like witchcraft than the sorcery Carlos was teaching, and why there’s no trace of what we’re doing in here.

Which is trying to follow the instructions Carlos left us.

We aren’t “Rogue One” in here.

We’re just doing what Carlos told everyone to do.

Cleargreen is not. But that was expected by Carlos himself.

Carlos was desperate for a male leader at the end, and not a single one of his 3 choices, men he even wooed directly, had a trace of actual magical knowledge.

All 3 were frauds.

But he preferred them to no male leader at all. And maybe figured if they were around, the remaining women (Carol and the witches) would see to it that they started to learn the real thing.

Miles was perhaps negated from that role by Aerin. Or Carlos left him as a second chance for a cleargreen to continue on course.

There’s a lecture on this in the books, regarding how the men fall apart when their magical goals fail, but the women just continue on without all the fussing around.

And there’s the example of Florinda senior seeming to not take don Juan seriously.

And as a Russian witch once told me, based on common “witch wisdom” from her neck of the woods, when a woman’s kingdom is destroyed she just builds a new one from whatever she has.

Even saw a wooden gate in half, for a new usage.

The men panic and do self-destructive things.

Thanks for the details. There’s also /r/unclebens with a lot of great information using the uncle bens package rice.

May I ask if you recommend taking psilocybin either a heroic dose or microdose to help with silence and moving the assemblage point?

I have already been doing darkroom anytime I get. I did a session for an hour in the middle of night yesterday and ended up getting extremely lucid in dreams after going back to sleep albeit only for a short time followed by intensely vivid dreams. Just wondering if psilocybin will help in any way.

I don’t recommend it at all.

Maybe once, but more than that and you’ll start to get lazy.

It’s like drinking poppy wine.

The entire Roman army was likely addicted to that stuff.

It’s the same thing they tried to give Jesus on the cross (“Bitter water”) as a painkiller. Drink enough of that, and you won’t care about being crucified.

They nearly took over the world, until their leaders decided there was too much silver, in those 1950s sized 25 cent pieces they got for daily pay.

They couldn’t afford their poppy wine anymore, so Rome fell.

In this subreddit, I’m unaware of anyone using power plants who’s actually learned any sorcery.

Just mental masturbation.

It’s good that it’s difficult to get silent!

The same as it’s good if you are sore all over, the day after visiting the gym.

The same as it’s good if you are sore all over, the day after visiting the gym.

That makes sense. In fact, after a few weeks, your body stops getting sore the way it used to when you first started working out. So, attempting to get silent, seems similar to building calluses for the mind?

I have this biofeedback device that another women in the subreddit was using with good results. It attempts to detect thoughts in the brain and play a sound (like rain) whenever the mind is wandering (similar to the puffs?). It helps when a darkroom is not readily available. Do you see any drawbacks with this method?

Anything that helps you get silent for real is good. But when it starts working, the puffs will show up for sure as long as it’s dark.

I almost think that those who learned in the lineages are at a disadvantage to us.

And the Olmecs too.

The olmecs learned as small children. Didn’t use naguals, so you had to learn yourself. But still, they started as children.

People who learn in the lineages are basically “date raped”.

Ruffied.

So they’re missing lots of details on what happened.

We have to crawl in the mud all the way.

It’s just that first climb up a little bump in the road that stops most people.

But the harder you had to work to get there, the more you know about where you went.

People actually admire Silvio for becoming permanently dented on his first Nagual’s Blow.

That’s actually a bit of a tragedy.

I got pulled into a recap-fueled YouTube rabbit hole of old David the Gnome (based on a Dutch book published in 1976) videos recently, a show that was produced in Spain but created by the Japanese studio Nippon Animation, and someone on a forum mentioned this factoid (there were a lot of shrooms in that kids show):

“Magic mushrooms were beloved in Japan until they got cracked down on in 2002 to make the nation look more respectable for the world cup.”

They also mentioned some more interesting details my childhood perception didn’t recognize, such as:

"-in the first episode ‘good medicine’, the eponymous medicine used to treat the badger is (if u freeze frame) quite clearly pulled from a baggie labeled ‘HEROIN’ "

" -it’s clear from the subtitles that in the original Spanish dub the hunter in episode 11 is repeatedly referred to as ‘codfucker’ by the gnomes, a derogatory term for the Portuguese"

“-in episode 9, david sets up a prank with the help of the elf king in order to punish the pesky trolls, a prank which involves the elves repeatedly and forcibly dunking the trolls in a lake. One of the trolls, Pat, is quite clearly unresponsive and limp towards the end of the ordeal, and is never seen or heard from again for the rest of the series” (a Japanese solution…)

" -I just remember that they played kickball or something with rabbit turds."

“-in episode 8, “the ghost of black lake”, when David is explaining how the gnomes make glass, one of the glass blowers in the background is unequivocally making a steamroller, and several other marijuana smoking devices are on a shelf behind him”

“-in the same episode, the titular ghost is designed with no pants on. in several instances you can clearly see his ghost penis flopping around as he runs, though it is tough to see- I had to slow mo the chase scene many times to get a good view of it.” (yea you did, you dirty…)

“-episode 10, “the magic knife” features David visiting a temple in India. If you look closely at the backgrounds you’ll note the temple is covered with graphic erotic carvings”

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I can just feel that it’s prudish Americans who were writing these adult-viewpoint observations.

forum source page (but don’t subject yourself to it :roll_eyes:)

I could see the Japanese greatly appreciating magic mushrooms!

It’s likely the most oppressive socialization outside the deep middle east.

And they live in the right kind of land for shrooms. Very wet forest regions all over, with some nice warm seasons.

Maybe Japan is a step into asia for us, eventually!

We’ll know we’ve done well with Studio Ghibli starts to include our themes.

They have a new animation of the baby Yoda clone playing with dust bunnies.

China is too fake to support real magic.

Fakery is a national admirable trait.

Anyone who’s done a lot of business in China knows that.

But Chinese stuff gets “translated” for westerners, by bad players looking for cheap franchises. Such as “Chi Gung”.

Maybe the Japanese don’t like to “alter” stuff and repackage it, the way the Chinese do? Hopefully they just try to make it better.