Quote Originally Posted by Coelho
Man... i didnt know you had read any of Castaneda books... im very glad to know it! :thumbsup: Which books did you read?
Sometimes i thought that me and geonagual would feel so lonely here... as we were the only ones that did say anything about don Juan and so.
Well... i agree completly with your post. And i think the Matrix was completly based upon don Juan's teachings... the more i read and understand, more i see resemblances of it with the movie...
Sometimes i even think the movie was a way to make the reality of the sorcery known to all people... but only few ones can really understand and accept it... because for the most, its just more one movie.
The questions that "the matrix" raises are taught in any introductory critical thinking or psychology course.

And 1+1 does equal 2. it's hard to debate. If anyone wants to believe otherwise, then go ahead, just show me the logic you use if you believe otherwise.

1+1 isn't some mystical problem that we take at face value and hope that we're right. We take a single object, we'll call that single object "one", and assign it a symbol... lets call it "1". we take another single object, a "1" if you will. We put them together, and now we have a 1 and another 1. We'll call this amount of 1s "two", and give it a symbol to represent that. We make the symbol look like this "2".
Hardcore Newbie Reviewed by Hardcore Newbie on . Logic, Experience, Order ......Most people consider themselves very logical. Well, I want to ask you this. In the natural order of things, we are born, experience, and then debate from the history of that experience. How can you ever understand what you are debating, without first understanding the nature of your own mind? When two people see a cloud, they see very different things. One might see the cloud in terms of a social image, like a rabbit or a feather. The other might see the gestalt outline of Rating: 5