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You have obviously never read about Don Juan Matus. The fact that you would even entertain the notion that he was trying to exploit weaker people is laughable.
Apologies in advance. I seem to have picked up some humor.
Quoting: Jonny Blaze Actually, I spent quite a bit of time in the diminishing cordillera of the Rockies, otherwise known as the sierra madres. But you are correct; At that juncture of my life I had given up reading for direct experience. Fear, however, is the basis for death having any power and that is the tact which bends weak and strong alike. So, You have either misquoted or mistranslated the intent. I would suggest rereading and remembering that all magic or sorcery is manipulations of belief and gleaning the energies thereof to distort material reality And Yes, It is definitively related as such in the texts you speak of. Ask yourself how a Sorcerer changes appearance. The voodoo beliefs are quite interesting and quite closely intertwined with what you may conceive of as the nagual. “The power of man is incalculable; death exists only because we have intended it since the moment of our birth. The intent of death can be suspended by making the assemblage point change positions.” Fear, clarity, power, and old age are the enemies of man. I don't know anything of voodoo. But, I assure you, intent cannot be mistranslated. Mistranslation occurs within the realm of reason. The tonal. Intent exists within the realm of the nagual. You are miscontextualizing to stick to your point. The Nahuatl ,in Mexico, are equivalent to gypsies in Europe and before you make an assumption as to what I mean it is easy to draw the two together. Both are heavily misconstrued and create masks for their own purposes. Both will tell you that those who can be swayed by their charms are not = and will thus be treated accordingly.
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