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Three Suns narrates an account of Nagualism and a quality it calls magical heat. The first move is to build that heat. Once it is there, a person is said to stand open to a Force. Consciousness, in this telling, is the structure that Force meets. Most energy goes into a messy life, and the Force arrives where there is order, like clean water that flows only in a clear channel. Order is split into the body, through food and exercise, then thoughts, through study and supportive company, then feeling, tied to how hours and money are spent. A second move is a main aim. The narration claims Castaneda, at a closed seminar, linked fire and faith, and treats belief in an aim as what draws the Force. An aim set by what it calls the immortal spirit is ranked above a merely personal one. A third move is doing the best one can, and listening to that spirit rather than a lower self. Four moods are named: ruthlessness toward that lower self, cunning as flexibility, patience, and sweetness.
Key points
- Three Suns narrates a Nagualist account of what it calls magical heat.
- Once that heat is built, a person is said to stand open to a Force.
- Order in the body, in thoughts, and in how hours and money are spent comes first.
- Belief in a main aim is treated as what draws the Force.
- Impeccability is explained as doing the best one can, and as siding with a higher self.
Short quotes
The first step towards such understanding is the development of magical heat.
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The narration says the opening move is to build what it calls magical heat. Watch at 1:12
By developing magical heat, everyone becomes accessible to the Force.
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Once that heat is there, a person is said to stand open to a Force. Watch at 3:33
The fact is that your consciousness is the structure with which the Force interacts.
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Consciousness, in this telling, is the structure that Force meets. Watch at 5:44
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