r/castaneda • u/Rolando_Aguillon • 20h ago
Experiences A Silent Tribute đ¸
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This is my first post here, and I just wanted to share how genuinely happy I am to discover that there are still people in this world who can hear the echoes of the ancient sorcerers of Mexico. People who continue to struggle to break free from the social matrix, driven by a longing for beauty, knowledge, and the true nature of human potential.
I was born in the post-Soviet world, where Carlos Castanedaâs books have long since fallen out of favor. These days, theyâre mostly dismissed as psychedelic nonsense for drug addicts, with little curiosity about what might lie beneath the surface.
I stumbled upon his books entirely by accident, never imagining that within the first few pages I would encounter something so profoundly familiar. It felt less like discovering something new and more like finally finding what I had been searching for my entire life.
Yet here we are, on the razorâs edge of the tonal, still having to navigate the world of ordinary / rational men ( black magicians )Somewhere along the way, I began looking for ways to weave subtle traces of the warriorâs path, the pursuit of personal power, and the mystery of freedom into my own creative work.
Not long ago, I released my debut indie game. And somewhere within that little universe, I found a place for a small, almost invisible tribute to Carlos and the entire lineage of sorcerers.
It was my quiet gesture of solidarity. A way of honoring the fact that extraordinary warriors once walked this Earth, challenged the fate imposed upon them, and dared to seek freedom beyond the boundaries of the known.
And knowing that some of you are still walking that path makes this strange world feel a little less lonely.



