Autobiography of a Sorcerer, Book Two. Stalking the Psyche: Into Dreaming, Beyond Fear, Toward the Ally’s Call | eBook (PDF)

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▶️ Autobiography of a Sorcerer: Book 1: eBook (Download)

▶️ Autobiography of a Sorcerer: Book 3: eBook (Download) Release Date: December 2025

▶️ The Sorcerer’s Lexicon: A Comprehensive Glossary of Toltec Terminology & Philosophy: eBook (Downlaod) Release Date: January 2026

OVERVIEW

Self-Importance is the enemy within—subtle, insidious, and relentless. It blinds us, wastes our time, clouds our judgment, and even lures us into danger. Many seekers step onto the path of spiritual growth only to be deceived—mistaking charlatans for teachers, or surrendering to false gurus who thrive on their trust.

Toltec sorcery names Self-Importance as one of the greatest obstacles to freedom. To break its grip, warriors gather in a sorcerer’s party—a band of seekers led not by a guru, but by a Nagual: a being of expanded awareness who perceives dimensions of reality hidden from ordinary sight. This vision is not mystical fantasy but a radical expansion of consciousness, a way of seeing beyond the limits of culture and reason. Just as quantum physics shattered certainty, the Nagual’s vision shatters our ordinary view of life, revealing that what we call “reality” is only a fragment of what can be known. It is for this reason that the Toltecs formed groups of sorcerers—to challenge the tyranny of Self-Importance, pierce the veil of perception, and step into the Unknown together.

Yet the path is crowded with voices calling themselves teachers. Many shine with confidence, but few carry true knowledge. Most are still trapped in ego and recognition, driven by the hunger for power. Their words are fragments, distortions, or dangerous illusions. Most dangerous of all are those who pose as Naguals while still chained to their own ideologies, exploiting trust and using seekers as fuel for their agendas. The warrior must remain vigilant. Discernment is the shield. Test, question, and never surrender your faith blindly. The true path demands the death of ego, the release of attachment, and the embrace of emptiness. Only then can one connect with the Higher Self and begin to walk toward freedom.

On this road, the greatest trap is not the enemy—it is idolizing the guide. Many seekers cling to gurus, placing all their faith in another’s words. It feels safe. It feels comforting. But blind devotion is a chain, not a key. The Zen master Lin-chi warned: “If you meet the Buddha on the road, kill him.” His meaning was clear—no teacher can walk the path for you. The masters of the past began where you must begin—alone, stripped of certainty, forced to seek the answers within. To rely on another is to halt your journey. To face yourself is to begin it.

True masters are only guides, not saviors. Their stories are signposts, not destinations. To follow blindly is to trade freedom for fantasy. The journey to enlightenment and True Freedom demands unshakable commitment to growth, fearless self-discovery, and the courage to break the illusions of ego and Self-Importance. No one can carry you to the end. The final steps are always yours.

Autobiography of a Sorcerer is not a crutch—it is a roadmap through illusion and ego, crafted for the dedicated seeker. Its purpose is simple yet profound: to help you break the chains of Self-Importance, trust your own inner wisdom, and walk steadily toward the Third Attention and the possibility of True Freedom.

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(order at the bottom of the page)

▶️ Autobiography of a Sorcerer: Book 1: eBook (Download)

▶️ Autobiography of a Sorcerer: Book 3: eBook (Download) Release Date: December 2025

▶️ The Sorcerer’s Lexicon: A Comprehensive Glossary of Toltec Terminology & Philosophy: eBook (Downlaod) Release Date: January 2026

OVERVIEW

Self-Importance is the enemy within—subtle, insidious, and relentless. It blinds us, wastes our time, clouds our judgment, and even lures us into danger. Many seekers step onto the path of spiritual growth only to be deceived—mistaking charlatans for teachers, or surrendering to false gurus who thrive on their trust.

Toltec sorcery names Self-Importance as one of the greatest obstacles to freedom. To break its grip, warriors gather in a sorcerer’s party—a band of seekers led not by a guru, but by a Nagual: a being of expanded awareness who perceives dimensions of reality hidden from ordinary sight. This vision is not mystical fantasy but a radical expansion of consciousness, a way of seeing beyond the limits of culture and reason. Just as quantum physics shattered certainty, the Nagual’s vision shatters our ordinary view of life, revealing that what we call “reality” is only a fragment of what can be known. It is for this reason that the Toltecs formed groups of sorcerers—to challenge the tyranny of Self-Importance, pierce the veil of perception, and step into the Unknown together.

Yet the path is crowded with voices calling themselves teachers. Many shine with confidence, but few carry true knowledge. Most are still trapped in ego and recognition, driven by the hunger for power. Their words are fragments, distortions, or dangerous illusions. Most dangerous of all are those who pose as Naguals while still chained to their own ideologies, exploiting trust and using seekers as fuel for their agendas. The warrior must remain vigilant. Discernment is the shield. Test, question, and never surrender your faith blindly. The true path demands the death of ego, the release of attachment, and the embrace of emptiness. Only then can one connect with the Higher Self and begin to walk toward freedom.

On this road, the greatest trap is not the enemy—it is idolizing the guide. Many seekers cling to gurus, placing all their faith in another’s words. It feels safe. It feels comforting. But blind devotion is a chain, not a key. The Zen master Lin-chi warned: “If you meet the Buddha on the road, kill him.” His meaning was clear—no teacher can walk the path for you. The masters of the past began where you must begin—alone, stripped of certainty, forced to seek the answers within. To rely on another is to halt your journey. To face yourself is to begin it.

True masters are only guides, not saviors. Their stories are signposts, not destinations. To follow blindly is to trade freedom for fantasy. The journey to enlightenment and True Freedom demands unshakable commitment to growth, fearless self-discovery, and the courage to break the illusions of ego and Self-Importance. No one can carry you to the end. The final steps are always yours.

Autobiography of a Sorcerer is not a crutch—it is a roadmap through illusion and ego, crafted for the dedicated seeker. Its purpose is simple yet profound: to help you break the chains of Self-Importance, trust your own inner wisdom, and walk steadily toward the Third Attention and the possibility of True Freedom.

And if you like the book, please SUBSCRIBE to receive updates 👍, comment and share. Stay safe.

Autobiography of a Sorcerer blends Toltec sorcery, Zen, yoga, and Taoism into a practical map for modern seekers. Drawing from personal experience and ancient teachings, it reveals how Personal Power—cultivated through Impeccable Action—opens the doorway to Spirit.