The Power of Silence: Further Lessons of Don Juan Quiz

Carlos Castaneda

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Introduction

Chapter 1: The Manifestations of the Spirit (The First Abstract Core)

Chapter 1: The Manifestations of the Spirit (The Impeccability of the Nagual Elias)

Chapter 2: The Knock of the Spirit (The Abstract)

Chapter 2: The Knock of the Spirit (The Last Seduction of the Nagual Julian)

Chapter 3: The Trickery of the Spirit (Dusting the Link with the Spirit)

Chapter 3: The Trickery of the Spirit (The Four Moods of Stalking)

Chapter 4: The Descent of the Spirit (Seeing the Spirit)

Chapter 4: The Descent of the Spirit (The Somersault of Thought)

Chapter 4: The Descent of the Spirit (Moving the Assemblage Point)

Chapter 4: The Descent of the Spirit (The Place of No Pity)

Chapter 5: The Requirements of Intent (Breaking the Mirror of Self-Reflection)

Chapter 5: The Requirements of Intent (The Ticket to Impeccability)

Chapter 6: Handling Intent (The Third Point)

Chapter 6: Handling Intent (The Two One-Way Bridges)

Chapter 6: Handling Intent (Intending Apperances)

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The Power of Silence: Further Lessons of Don Juan Quiz

The Power of Silence: Further Lessons of Don Juan Quiz

Don Juan tells Carlos that learning to maintain the link to intent is up to ___________, in his teachings. (from Chapter 6: Handling Intent (The Two One-Way Bridges))

Belisario tells Don Juan that ___________ likes him and wants to keep him, according to the story. (from Chapter 3: The Trickery of the Spirit (Dusting the Link with the Spirit))

When a person reaches the point of no pity, rationality and ____________ become weak, according to Don Juan's teachings to Carlos. (from Chapter 4: The Descent of the Spirit (The Place of No Pity))

How many times does Don Juan slap Carlos when Carlos appears to be trying to help him with his movement? (from Chapter 4: The Descent of the Spirit (The Place of No Pity))

How many moods does Don Juan describe when he is talking about stalking one's self? (from Chapter 3: The Trickery of the Spirit (The Four Moods of Stalking))