Ken Eagle Feather

Having read all of Castaneda's works years ago, I had to write in the margins of this book to know what the author was talking about, because he insisted on changing the terminology created by Castaneda into his own. Once past the smoke screen, the work is more useful. There are many charts and diagrams to help visualize what is being taught which were lacking in Castaneda's works. Another point of interest is that Eagle Feather was another student of don Juan Matus. Knowing that shamans show more teach each apprentice differently, it is not surprising that the terminology and outlook are different. show less

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