The Spanish magazine 'El Ojo Crítico' (The Critical Eye), directed by researcher Manuel Carballal,
produced a special publication dedicated to Carlos Castaneda, entitled:
"Monographic No. 3: Carlos Castaneda file"
INDEX
- Letter to Kylie Lundahl
- The cultural legacy of Carlos Castaneda
- This is how wizards and witches speak
- Interview with Carlos Castaneda
- Collateral damage
- The Twilight of the Nahual
- Castaneda's Spanish Connection
- The Last Friends of Carlos Castaneda
- Castaneda: hallucinations among Indians
- My husband Carlos Castaneda
- Carlton Jeremy: A child by order
- Castaneda's life year by year
- The true identity of Don Juan Matus
- The Confidential Letters of Carlos Castaneda
- Bulletin board
- Jacobo Grinberg: life, work and mystery
- The Adventures of Carlos Castaneda
- The Testament of Carlos Castaneda
- Introduction to the Secret Life
- The complete lineage of the Castaneda saga
MORE DETAILS ON THESE TOPICS
Letter to Kylie Lundahl
Kylie Lundahl was the leader of the tensegrity instructors and one of Castaneda's closest disciples.
Castaneda's cultural legacy
Nearly
25 years after his death, Castaneda's cultural legacy lives on in TV
series such as "Invisible City," "The OA," "Behind Their Eyes," and
others. It's also present in films like "Museo" (2018), where direct
references to his work are made. And in 2021, "The Spot," the first
animated series based directly on his books, premiered.
This is how witches and warlocks speak
In
the 21st century, adults, children, and teenagers unknowingly use GIFs,
memes, and WhatsApp statuses on their phones and social media every
day, taken from the books of Carlos Castaneda. We've extracted the best
quotes, maxims, and sayings from Castaneda's work and his witches.
Interview with Castaneda
One
of the most persistent myths surrounding Castaneda is that he didn't
give interviews. That's not true. We've compiled dozens and dozens of
interviews from newspapers and even radio, in which Castaneda personally
explained his experiences. This is one of them…
Collateral damage
Castaneda's
books, unintentionally, have become a justification for crimes and
suicides committed by people who radicalized his teachings or
misinterpreted them. The Janice Emery case is one of the most shocking.
The Twilight of the Nahual
The
testimony of Carlos Fernández, martial arts expert, after participating
in the Tensegrity workshops in Los Angeles, along with Carlos
Castaneda, Florinda Donner, Tycho Thal, Taisha Abelar, Carol Tiggs and
other Cleargreen managers.
Castaneda's Spanish Connection
Carlos
Castaneda always had a very close relationship with Spain. The Spanish
group of Castaneda's disciples was the most important, along with those
in Mexico and Los Angeles. He traveled to Spain on many occasions with
several of his witches to meet with actors, intellectuals, or disciples…
to shop at the Rastro flea market in Madrid or to do some sightseeing
in Toledo.
Castaneda's Last Friends
Ybrahim
Luna interviews Carlos Castaneda's last schoolmates and childhood
friends. One of them is also the only real person who appears in
Castaneda's books using his real name. A historical look at Castaneda as
a child.
Hallucinations among Indians
Chris Aubeck, with this critical review of the work of Carlos Castaneda, published in El Ojo Crítico ,
generated unexpected reactions… such as the research that would end up
giving rise to the first biography of Castaneda written in the world.
Castaneda 's second wife
For
the first time, the testimony of Margaret Runyan, Carlos Castaneda's
second wife, translated into Spanish. Runyan reveals previously unknown
personal and biographical details about her husband.
A child by order
For
decades everyone believed that Carlton Jeremy Runyan Castaneda was
Castaneda's only biological son, however the information that was made
public during the trial for Castaneda's inheritance revealed the truth…
much more surprising.
Castaneda's life year by year
The
key lies in the chronology of events. Manuel Carballal summarizes the
key events in Castaneda's life, year by year, in order to understand the
origin of his information and his decisions.
The true identity of Don Juan Matus
For
more than half a century, anthropologists, scientists, journalists, and
ordinary readers obsessed with Castaneda's work searched for Don Juan
Matus, the protagonist of his books. Today, we are able to put a name
and face to Don Juan and the other protagonists of the saga.
Castaneda's Confidential
“Iker
Jiménez and Castaneda”, “Castaneda’s first official website”,
“Castaneda and UFOs”, “Carol Tiggs: the heiress” or “Castaneda,
Jodorowsky and Twitter”, are some of the Confidential articles in this
edition.
Jacobo Grinberg
A
key figure in understanding Castaneda's final years, Jacobo Grinberg is
an enigma in himself. A neuroscientist and professor at UNAM, after his
mysterious disappearance in 1994, Mexican police followed the trail of
Castaneda and his witches.
The Adventures of Castaneda
A graphic representation of the adventures of Carlos Castaneda, faithfully inspired by his early books. Comic book.
Castaneda's Testament
Following
his death in 1998, a legal battle ensued over Castaneda's
multimillion-dollar inheritance. During the trial between the Runyan
family and Cleargreen's disciples, previously unpublished and surprising
information about Castaneda's life came to light. This is the New York
Times' extensive account of the proceedings.
Beginning of the book 'The Secret Life of Carlos Castaneda'
Introduction,
warning, prologue and first chapter of “The Secret Life of Carlos
Castaneda”, the first complete biography of the enigmatic author of “The
Teachings of Don Juan”.
The complete lineage of the Castaneda saga
For
the first time, the complete lineage of all the nahuales that preceded
Castaneda and the main characters who interacted with him.
VIDEO
Promotional video for that file.
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