10-09-2006, 02:52 PM
amos,
I think the most I love about "nagualism" is that it's about detachement. It can make one fluid. Many other systems just make one go to extremetes on some area and cling to all kind of thing which aren't very practical at all.
An answer to my silly question "what do you relate?" could eventually be: "I relate to nothing".
About seeing the energy... Some years ago I woke up in the middle of the night and saw red lines cris crossing all around me in my room in the darknes. Those lines weren't straight, they curved. This happened to me twice and both occasions I was about to get my periods in a couple of days.
***
DrakeWan,
I think I understand what you mean about being a blockhead and accepting it. Over and over again there has been in CC's books an idea that nothing can be taken away from tonal. We have to play with those cards we have gotten... The best tonal one can have is not a tonal that disappears completely, but the one who can shut it's mouth for a while and let the nagual come forward.
I think the most I love about "nagualism" is that it's about detachement. It can make one fluid. Many other systems just make one go to extremetes on some area and cling to all kind of thing which aren't very practical at all.
An answer to my silly question "what do you relate?" could eventually be: "I relate to nothing".
About seeing the energy... Some years ago I woke up in the middle of the night and saw red lines cris crossing all around me in my room in the darknes. Those lines weren't straight, they curved. This happened to me twice and both occasions I was about to get my periods in a couple of days.
***
DrakeWan,
I think I understand what you mean about being a blockhead and accepting it. Over and over again there has been in CC's books an idea that nothing can be taken away from tonal. We have to play with those cards we have gotten... The best tonal one can have is not a tonal that disappears completely, but the one who can shut it's mouth for a while and let the nagual come forward.