I have recently obtained this book by C. Castaneda after much reading on the net about the Tensegrity tehnique.
The thing is, I have a strange relationship with Castaneda. Initally I have read many of his other books during my late teenage years and early twenties. At that time it was a fad, and the only reason everyone was reading Hesse or Castaneda was because it was in. Of course I was clueless at that time and I would probably need to reread all the early Castaneda books all over again.
So it happened that although some of his teachings resonated intially and probaly stayed with me more than I am consciously aware I disregarded Castaneda as a charlatan altogether when trying to disregard this period of my life. Perfect example of the phrase - Throwing the baby out, together with the bath water :)
But recently, actually every since I have incountered CS, QF group and other related sites or sources Castaneda keeps emerging as quite a valid source of information and I am experiencing this renewed liking and totally new understanding for him.
So it happened that I got Magical Passes and being quite phyisical and sporty person this type of "work" seems very apealing to me. The book also seems very informative about the procedure and there are loads of detailed illustrations.
Still I am still not sure if you can learn Tensegrity on your own.
Also before commiting myself to this practice I would like to hear if anyone has actual first hand experience with tensegrity.
Any impressions, remarks and advices about tensegrity would be much apreciated...
Thank you
The thing is, I have a strange relationship with Castaneda. Initally I have read many of his other books during my late teenage years and early twenties. At that time it was a fad, and the only reason everyone was reading Hesse or Castaneda was because it was in. Of course I was clueless at that time and I would probably need to reread all the early Castaneda books all over again.
So it happened that although some of his teachings resonated intially and probaly stayed with me more than I am consciously aware I disregarded Castaneda as a charlatan altogether when trying to disregard this period of my life. Perfect example of the phrase - Throwing the baby out, together with the bath water :)
But recently, actually every since I have incountered CS, QF group and other related sites or sources Castaneda keeps emerging as quite a valid source of information and I am experiencing this renewed liking and totally new understanding for him.
So it happened that I got Magical Passes and being quite phyisical and sporty person this type of "work" seems very apealing to me. The book also seems very informative about the procedure and there are loads of detailed illustrations.
Still I am still not sure if you can learn Tensegrity on your own.
Also before commiting myself to this practice I would like to hear if anyone has actual first hand experience with tensegrity.
Any impressions, remarks and advices about tensegrity would be much apreciated...
Thank you