As I entered the Monterrey City Airport, on this Glorious Day, I was welcomed by a picture of my Acapulco. I can see my terrace in it. My Ocean, everything that I’ve learned to Love. Suddenly, these words by Carlos Castaneda came to me, from his book, Journey To Ixtlán: “What was the final outcome of that experience, don Genaro?" I asked. "Final outcome?" "I mean, when and how did you finally reach Ixtlan?" Both of them broke into laughter at once. "So that's the final outcome for you," don Juan remarked. "Let's put it this way then. There was no final outcome to Genaro's journey. There will never be any final outcome. Genaro is still on his way to Ixtlan!" "I will never reach Ixtlan," he said. His voice was firm but soft, almost a murmur. "Yet in my feelings... in my feelings sometimes I think I'm just one step from reaching it. Yet I never will. In my journey I don't even find the familiar landmarks I used to know. Nothing is any longer the same." "In my journey to Ixtlan I find only phantom travellers," he said softly. I looked at don Juan. I had not understood what don Genaro had meant. "Everyone Genaro finds on his way to Ixtlan is only an ephemeral being," don Juan explained. "Take you, for instance. You are a phantom. Your feelings and your eagerness are those of people. That's why he says that he encounters only phantom travellers on his journey to Ixtlan." "Your journey to Ixtlan is not real then," I said. "It is real!" don Genaro interjected. "The travellers are not real." He pointed to don Juan with a nod of his head and said emphatically, "This is the only one who is real. The world is real only when I am with this one." Don Juan smiled. At a time like that what's important to all of us is the fact that everything we love or hate or wish for has been left behind. "What about the people I love?" I asked don Juan. "What would happen to them?" "They would all be left behind," he said. I’ve been reaching Acapulco for years and years, perhaps, one day I’ll get there. Who knows? #PapaBearChronicles #CarlosCastaneda #CarlosCastanedaBJWT #Acapulco

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As I entered the Monterrey City Airport, on this Glorious Day, I was welcomed by a picture of my Acapulco. I can see my terrace in it. My Ocean, everything that I’ve learned to Love. Suddenly, these words by Carlos Castaneda came to me, from his book, Journey To Ixtlán: “What was the final outcome of that experience, don Genaro?" I asked.
"Final outcome?"
"I mean, when and how did you finally reach Ixtlan?"
Both of them broke into laughter at once.
"So that's the final outcome for you," don Juan remarked. "Let's put it this way then. There was no final outcome to Genaro's journey. There will never be any final outcome. Genaro is still on his way to Ixtlan!"
"I will never reach Ixtlan," he said.
His voice was firm but soft, almost a murmur.
"Yet in my feelings... in my feelings sometimes I think I'm just one step from reaching it. Yet I never will. In my journey I don't even find the familiar landmarks I used to know. Nothing is any longer the same."
"In my journey to Ixtlan I find only phantom travellers," he said softly.
I looked at don Juan. I had not understood what don Genaro had meant.
"Everyone Genaro finds on his way to Ixtlan is only an ephemeral being," don Juan explained. "Take you, for instance. You are a phantom. Your feelings and your eagerness are those of people. That's why he says that he encounters only phantom travellers on his journey to Ixtlan."
"Your journey to Ixtlan is not real then," I said.
"It is real!" don Genaro interjected. "The travellers are not real."
He pointed to don Juan with a nod of his head and said emphatically, "This is the only one who is real. The world is real only when I am with this one."
Don Juan smiled.
At a time like that what's important to all of us is the fact that everything we love or hate or wish for has been left behind.
"What about the people I love?" I asked don Juan. "What would happen to them?"
"They would all be left behind," he said.
I’ve been reaching Acapulco for years and years, perhaps, one day I’ll get there. Who knows?
#PapaBearChronicles #CarlosCastaneda #CarlosCastanedaBJWT #Acapulco


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