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Carlos Castaneda's Magical Passes (2004) | 3.1 GB

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Tensegrity is the name given to the modern version of the magical passes: positions and movements of body and breath that were dreamt and stalked by men and women seers who lived in Mexico in ancient times, and taught to Carlos Castaneda, Florinda Donner-Grau, Taisha Abelar and Carol Tiggs by their teacher, don Juan Matus, a Yaqui Indian from Yuma, Arizona, and Sonora, Mexico, and the heir to a lineage of seers that originates in Mexico of ancient times.
The word Tensegrity is borrowed from an architect, engineer, scientist and dreamer whom Carlos Castaneda admired: R. Buckminster Fuller, who described tensegrity as a combination of tensional integrity, the forces at work in a structure that is formed by a finite network of compression, or rigid elements interconnected through tensile, or elastic elements which give the structure its overall integrity. Due to this elastic property of interconnections, when one element of the tensegrity structure is shifted, this shift is spread throughout the whole structure, and all the other elements shift as well, or adapt for a new configuration, yielding to these shifts without breaking.
Carlos Castaneda found this process, tensegrity, to be a perfect energetic description of the modern practice of the magical passes and of the way of being that don Juan Matus taught him. In the case of the magical passes, Tensegrity refers to the interplay of tensing and relaxing the tendons and muscles, and their energetic counterparts, in a way that contributes to the overall integrity of the body as a physical and an energetic unit. In the case of daily life, Carlos Castaneda said, Tensegrity is an art: the art of adapting to one's own energy, and to each other's energy in a way that contributes to the integrity of the community that we are.
The movements shown in Volume 1 comprise the first step toward becoming aware of what don Juan called the energy body: the abstract, unknown part of man that perceives energy directly as it flows in the universe. The magical passes of Volume 2 help to redeploy energy dispersed in daily living, returning it to the centers of vitality and action in the body, making it available for immediate use: enhanced perception; and the mysterious passes of Volume 3 promote a glimpse, from a different angle, of the vibratory force that binds a human being together, the same force that, according to seers, holds a cell together and holds the stars of the galaxies in place.
These magical passes help anyone who practices them to reclaim what seers consider to be the birthright of every human being: our unbending intent to be vital and aware, best embodied by the clear sense of purpose and the keen alertness of the saber-toothed tiger, who roamed the lands where those ancient seers lived.

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Carlos Castaneda's Magical Passes (2004)