Remember what I've told you," he said. "Don't count on emotional realizations. Let your assemblage point move first, then years later have the realization.
In Carlos Castaneda's "Fire from Within," the author emphasizes the importance of action over emotional insights. He suggests that instead of waiting for emotional epiphanies, one should focus on shifting their perception or "assemblage point." By prioritizing this shift, deeper understanding and realizations can occur naturally over time.
This approach encourages individuals to take initiative and engage with their experiences, allowing for growth and change to emerge organically. The message conveys that profound understanding often follows initial changes in perspective, rather than the other way around.
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