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Book: The Teachings of Don Juan: A Yaqui Way of Knowledge
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  1. Carlos Castaneda _ The Teachings of Don Juan: A

    I asked him if each of the two spots had a special name. He said that the good one was called the sitio andthe bad one the enemy; he said these two places were the key to a man's wellbeing, especially for a man who waspursuing knowledge. The sheer act of sitting on one's spot created superior strength; on the other hand, theenemy weakened a man and could even cause his death. He said I had replenished my energy, which I had spentlavishly the night before, by taking a nap on my spot.
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  2. Carlos Castaneda _ The Teachings of Don Juan: A

    No!" he said emphatically. "Power rests on the kind of knowledge one holds. What is the sense of knowingthings that are useless?
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  3. Carlos Castaneda _ The Teachings of Don Juan: A

    I asked him if there was a way in which he could accept just my desire to learn, as if I were an Indian.
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  4. Carlos Castaneda _ The Teachings of Don Juan: A

    تو همیشه باید به یاد داشته باشی که مسیر فقط مسیر است اگر حس کنی که نباید آن را بپیمایی تحت هیچ شرایطی نباید با آن بمانی.
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  5. Carlos Castaneda _ The Teachings of Don Juan: A

    مرد دانا کسی است که سختی یادگیری را صادقانه و براستی دنبال کرده باشد. مردی که بی شتاب و شبهه و تا آنجا که در توانایی داشته به دنبال رموز قدرت و دانش رفته است .
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  6. Carlos Castaneda _ The Teachings of Don Juan: A

    تو وقتی از مردم عصبانی می شوی که احساس کنی عملشان مهم است .v
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  7. Carlos Castaneda _ The Teachings of Don Juan: A

    هرگاه انسان خودش را آماده ی یادگیری کند مجبور است سخت تلاش کند و محدودیت های یادگیری او توسط خود او معین می شوند .
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  8. Carlos Castaneda _ The Teachings of Don Juan: A

    ¡la claridad! Esa claridad de mente, tan difícil de obtener, dispersa el miedo, pero también ciega. "Fuerza al hombre a no dudar nunca de sí. Le da la seguridad de que puede hacer cuanto se le antoje, porque todo lo ve con claridad. Y tiene valor porque tiene claridad, y no se detiene en nada porque tiene claridad. Pero todo eso es un error; es como si viera algo claro pero incompleto. Si el hombre se rinde a esa ilusión de poder, ha sucumbido a su segundo enemigo y será torpe para aprender. Se apurará cuando debía ser paciente, o será paciente cuando debería apurarse. Y tonteará con el aprendizaje, hasta que termine incapaz de aprender nada más.
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  9. Carlos Castaneda _ The Teachings of Don Juan: A

    The journey by itself was sufficient; any hope of arriving at a permanent position was outside the boundaries of his knowledge.
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  10. Carlos Castaneda _ The Teachings of Don Juan: A

    For me there is only the traveling on paths that have heart, on any path that may have heart, and the only worthwhile challenge is to traverse its full length-and there I travel looking, looking breathlessly.
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  11. Carlos Castaneda _ The Teachings of Don Juan: A

    - Birds fly like birds and a man who has taken the devil's weed flies as such.- As birds do?- No, he flies as a man who has taken the weed."
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  12. Carlos Castaneda _ The Teachings of Don Juan: A

    Power rests on the kind of knowledge one holds. What is the sense of knowing things that are useless?"
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