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The Wheel Of Time: The Shamans Of Mexico Their Thoughts About Life Death And The Universe | 
 enlarge | Author: Carlos Castaneda
Publisher: Washington Square Press
Category: Book
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Rating:  18 reviews
Sales Rank: 157782
Media: Paperback
Pages: 304
Number Of Items: 1
Shipping Weight (lbs): 0.5
Dimensions (in): 8.1 x 5.3 x 1
ISBN: 074341280X
Dewey Decimal Number: 299.792
EAN: 9780743412803
ASIN: 074341280X
Publication Date: January 2, 2001
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P BWORLD-RENOWNED BESTSELLING AUTHOR CARLOS CASTANEDA'S SELECTION OF HIS WRITINGS ON THE SHAMANS OF ANCIENT MEXICO/BBR P Near the end of his life, Carlos Castaneda gathered together and reviewed his seminal works on his training as a shaman initiate, recorded in a literary career that spans over thirty years. The result is this groundbreaking collection of quotations -- the essence of Carlos Castaneda, drawn from his landmark volumes including IThe Teachings of Don Juan, Journey to Ixtlan, A Separate Reality,/I and ITales of Power./I Enhanced with an introduction and original commentary by the author, this powerful work illuminates the shaman's life as never before. Castaneda's words explore how the ancient shamans could literally touch and direct the wheel of time -- a profound yet pragmatic tradition that can be felt even in our day.
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 Ending with a golden clasp September 30, 2007
Michael Matthews
1 out of 2 found this review helpful
Carlos Castaneda was told by Don Juan to end the lineage with a 'golden clasp'. In terms of CC's writings that is exactly what this book does. It is a distillation of the most meaningful quotes from Don Juan and is a carefully crafted conclusion to his writings, his final message. No more stories just the abstract. br /Though I have read and re-read Castaneda for 30 years I found this a must read.
Compilation book June 6, 2007
Mosey (NY)
1 out of 2 found this review helpful
This book is a compilation book for the series on the mastery of intent.. which includes: fire from within, power of silence, and the art of dreaming. br / br /Anyone who shrugs off the compilation books like Ive seen done - is clueless. This book is not a 'Waste of money" to a real warrior, this book is priceless. br / br /Any one with enough awareness will figure this out on their own. :D br / br /
 Fishing lure for New Agers December 26, 2005
East of Eden (Mexico)
12 out of 15 found this review helpful
I have read all of Castaneda's books. I was introduced to them by my husband, a real life Warrior. When I first opened the book, I thought: This is jus a cut and paste work of someone who inherited the rights to his royalties. br /Then my husband pointed out at the countless times the book has the word "shaman" in it. br /That doesn't sound like Castaneda at all! The only time he used "Shaman" was in "The teachings of Don Juan" and (this is a rough quote from memory) it was to say: "Don Juan was what antropologists call a shamman, but he prefers to be called a sorcerer or a man of knowledge" and never used the S word again in his books. br /Waste of money if you already have the books. This is just a water down version, made palatable for New Agers, so that they can buy all the other books.
One of several paths of widsom February 24, 2005
isala (Fairbanks, Alaska,, US)
9 out of 13 found this review helpful
This is a collection of wisdom gathered from North American natives. It is just as profound as the more well-known eastern paths (Buddhism, Taoism, Confucianism, etc.). Central is the image of the Warrior: one that sees, not just looks, one whose intentions and goals are clear. A bit like Japanese samurai. They look for the stable and constant, they are not interested in the fleeting. A Warrior is similar to a Nietschzean superhuman in that the striving is a goal in itself; whenver a goal is achieved the Warrior does not dwell but moves on. All actions must be firmly rooted in reality. br /As in all paths of wisdom there are seeming contradictions: Warriors should understand what is really going on around them, but should not be lost in introspection. Maybe it is so that a Warrior must have the ability to extract the important from the important. There are many quotes that will help the wanderer.
Brilliant!!! August 14, 2004
Carole V.
4 out of 6 found this review helpful
'The Wheel of Time' is simply beautiful! As a collection of excerpts from Castaneda's previous works, it does well in preserving the power and force of the philosophy and way of living Castaneda presents to us. It is an excellent and appealing introduction to the Way of the Warrior, and I highly recommend it to anyone looking for a unique, uplifting, and refreshing read.
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