A Separate Reality: Further Teachings of Don Juan by Carlos Casteneda. 1973.

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I found this one even more entertaining than the first one. I enjoy his style but as a student I find him rather annoying or at least he makes me ... (show more)

I found this one even more entertaining than the first one. I enjoy his style but as a student I find him rather annoying or at least he makes me feel like a quick learner in comparison. (show less)

 

 

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No, it's a flop!

I guess I've read a little too much of and by Castaneda lately. This one got a little tedious. It just goes over my head that someone would actuall... (show more)

I guess I've read a little too much of and by Castaneda lately. This one got a little tedious. It just goes over my head that someone would actually write this kind of random hooplaa and that someone would actually believe it to be real anthropological research O.o (show less)

 

 

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  I read a lot of Castaneda back when I was a bit too young for it perhaps, so picking one of his books up now was quite the experience. I found myself more interested in Don Juan's general attitude towards life, the universe and everything than all the fuss over the Little Smoke and seeing. One bit particularly stuck to my mind - Don Juan telling Castaneda not to spend so much time regretting past decisions. Just to do and act and decide, and hold true to those decisions - be they good or bad ... (show more)

  I read a lot of Castaneda back when I was a bit too young for it perhaps, so picking one of his books up now was quite the experience. I found myself more interested in Don Juan's general attitude towards life, the universe and everything than all the fuss over the Little Smoke and seeing. One bit particularly stuck to my mind - Don Juan telling Castaneda not to spend so much time regretting past decisions. Just to do and act and decide, and hold true to those decisions - be they good or bad ones. (show less)

   

  by Facebook User on Aug 02, 2009 at 07:14PM

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  Reading Carlos Castaneda was, for me, a major force in my pilgrimage to freedom and liberation and redeveloping my belief system, my morals, ideals, ethics, emotions; basically my belief in all things. Though fictitious in ways, his stories can be enthralling and mesmerizing.

   

  by Ronnie Collinson on Jul 16, 2009 at 06:14PM

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