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"De Mille builds the first don Juan theory to fit the facts. Cataneda's unorthodox UCLA career is explained. His hidden learning is uncovered. His private life and public character are analyzed."--Provided by publisher.
Contains a selection of quotations, collected by the author from his works on his training as a shaman initiate, including "The Teachings of Don Juan," "Journey to Ixtlan," " A Separate Reality," and "Tales of Power."
Contains a selection of quotations, collected by the author from his works on his training as a shaman initiate, including "The Teachings of Don Juan," "Journey to Ixtlan," " A Separate Reality," and "Tales of Power."
Contains a selection of quotations, collected by the author from his works on his training as a shaman initiate, including "The Teachings of Don Juan," "Journey to Ixtlan," " A Separate Reality," and "Tales of Power."
"In this astonishing, luminous and terrifying work, Carlos Castaneda at last completes the long journey into the world of sorcery that began with his now-legendary meeting with don Juan ... In a sense, Castaneda's three earlier books, each of them the story of a triumphant and d…
After the departure of Don Juan and Don Genaro, Carlos continues his magical journey with three men and four other women, and the most powerful of them, a woman called La Gorda, teaches him lessons in the art of dreaming.
After the departure of Don Juan and Don Genaro, Carlos continues his magical journey with three men and four other women, and the most powerful of them, a woman called La Gorda, teaches him lessons in the art of dreaming.