Carlos Castaneda's Magical Passes: Unbending Intent

My opinion is that without this cassete it is very hard to learn Tensegrity movements, because it is hard to find right tempo of movements, right intensity, and right way to move only from descriptions form the book.

I think that cassettes and the book give together good base to learn Tensegrity, but if you have to chose to buy cassettes or the book, I suggest to by cassettes.

The movements in this video are not the same as movements in the Tensegrity video set (except few of them). They are smaller and easier to learn that movements on the the second and the third Tensegrity cassette, at the same level as 12 basic movements presented in the first Tensegrity cassette.


magical movement   July 27, 2003
2 out of 2 found this review helpful

these exercises create a return of energy to vital centers. they are not difficult. don't be distracted by the practitioners on the tape. just learn the basic movements. do them at your own pace and let your body modify them if it wants to do so. done in the dark you will see or feel energy currents around you, especially around your hands. close your eyes and still see the energy flow. this tape covers just one chapter from the book of the same name.


I need DVD format   February 19, 2001
0 out of 7 found this review helpful

I bought Carlos's book Magical Pass more than a year ago, and find it is hard to learn it from text description. I believe this is helpful, the only problem is I don't have the equipment to play it. Is there any plan to publish it in DVD format?