Journey to Ixtlan

Readers will learn the Toltec disciplines for stopping the world and disrupting the habitual imposition of ordinary reality on direct perception, understand the importance of erasing personal history and why the fixed narrative self is the primary obstacle to freedom, discover the concept of using death as a constant advisor — a practice for maintaining the impeccability and clarity that ordinary life tends to dissolve, and develop an appreciation for the warrior's art of controlled folly as the bridge between full engagement with life and genuine non-attachment.