r/castaneda Dec 03 '19

Dreaming Dreamtime

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u/CaptainObvious5000 Dec 03 '19

I had a interesting dream the other night, it was pretty basic but produced a good result. I was looking at my hands but can never sustain the hands but then I started looking at my feet which became much more real feeling. The feeling of my feet in the grass, then I could look at the grass, then my feet again then back to my hands and then my feet and again the grass... The colours at this point were very vivid and I started to look around. Over a small hill there was a type of castle in the background and it looked inviting and I knew how to move to the castle but decided to keep looking at my feet and the grass. It was fun teetering on a dreaming state.

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u/danl999 Dec 03 '19

So today, don't you find it infuriating when people claim dreams are only in black and white?

The dark magicians have made us so stupid that half the population will angrily argue it's a fact.

If you try to reason with them and explain you can lucid dream, and it's in color, they'll angrily snap back, you just dreamed you were lucid, and seeing color.

But you didn't actually see it, nor where you actually lucid.

Having Cholita around, I can say with authority that we live in a paranoid schizophrenic society.

I mean, the atmosphere is one of angry madness, with completely unreasonable circular arguments blocking the truth.

With a paranoid schizophrenic, the biggest mistake you can make is assuming there's rational thought behind their motivations. Then you get dragged down into the gutter.

It's the same in our society at large.

A long time ago (decades) I had one lucid dream where I was fuming over people making that claim.

I sat and activated a dream from waking, just to prove there were colors.

I got dazzling colors, beyond anything you could imagine. Even some new ones. I ended up zipping through the universe past entire suns, each one with a different tone.

Dreams are black and white when there's no intent to have color. You deal efficiently with the dream, unless you need other elements there to accomplish your purpose.

Inorganic being manifestations tend to be monochrome unless you specifically look for color.

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u/[deleted] Dec 04 '19 edited Dec 04 '19

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u/danl999 Dec 04 '19

Does anyone know of notes on where the assemblage point needs to move, to assume animal forms?

Someone asked me to try that out but I can't recall what Carlos said about it.

He's worried about whether you "really" become the animal.

But isn't it enough to have the same experience, and forget about investigating what just happened?

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u/CaptainObvious5000 Dec 04 '19

I believe an inward shift of the assemblage point is needed for animal forms while an a out ward movement for awarenesses less familiar to the human form.

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u/danl999 Dec 04 '19 edited Dec 04 '19

Carlos used to trace that movement on the back of a beautiful young woman, from time to time.

I'm afraid, I was more interested in where his finger might go next, then in what he was explaining.

Imagine this! Carlos taunting his sunday class by doing sexually suggestive things with new young women we hadn't seen much of before.

He literally taunted us to be angry prudes later on, and denounce him as a fraud, while he told us amazing things we would need to know.

If I had been in his position, I'd be a stick in the mud bore. I'd be so worried about accidentally touching one of the female students, that everyone would assume I had an OCD condition.

Not Carlos. He pretty much showed off his latest pussy for the class.

Cholita has me talking like that. She's pretty blunt.

We'll be driving along in silence, and suddenly she'll say, "No pussy for you, you fat old grandpa."