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“It is best to erase all personal history because that would make us free from the encumbering thoughts of other people”

Quote by Carlos Castaneda

Book:Journey to Ixtlan: the Lessons of Don Juan

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Journey to Ixtlan: the Lessons of Don Juan

This novel is a deep exploration of personal growth and the nature of reality, following the protagonist's transformative experiences in a fictional land. more

Author

Carlos Castaneda

Carlos Castaneda, born on December 25, 1925, was a renowned author. His works primarily revolve around his encounters and dialogues with the Native American shaman Don Jose Matus, exploring themes such as human consciousness, personal growth, and supernatural phenomena. more

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