He liked playing tricks
http://video.google.com/...id=-8647785195385579634#

Love the books but was doubtful then and sure now.

Do no beleive the crap people tell you.

He told the gals his sperm needed to reach there brain.

He was a user time to kill the myth.

Some think this is DMT fact it is the exact opposite of fact.

Interesting but just like the bible of no use as a factual reference.

I posted this before but it needs to be presented again.

There is some truth to be filtered out of this. I enjoyed his work but it is a story not fact. I have all his early books as my library is composed of such books and many others they have expanded my mind like psychedelics and science, psychology and anthropology and the study of human religious beliefs. Its all Fascinating it does not mean I believe all of it, nor do I reject it its all wonderful in its proper context. There is no DMT use in any of the books.

I am a truth seeker not a easy answer myth believer forgive me for my ways they are the only choice I have.



Peace
MV

must see

Yeah I read his books but some of it was just rediculous...the first book was the best..some of them I couldnt really get into had to to force myself to finish...

Honestly the things that impacted me the most out of his book was Don Juan telling him that had to loose his connections to other people becasue others ideas of who he is holds him back...that was what I discovered in my deepest aya journey..that sometimes i unconciousily base myself on a picture of me that is painted by others and how they see me...people will always view you based on the past and that can hold you back in certain ways.

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MV. Yeah. Kinda sad. Those books really got me searching so I will give them that. Ahh to be young and impressionable...


Namaste,

E

Loved the first book, then saw the documentary a while back and never bothered to read much further. Though "Journey to Ixtlan" is waiting in the bookshelf.

Some of his books did open my young mind to philosophy, psychology and psychedelics of course. Which is a good thing.
And there is certainly some intriguing ideas in those books.

Other of his books i did not like at all. Way too much 'magic' for me.

Nonetheless, very glad i read some back then.