“The nagual is the part of us which we do not deal with at all ... At the time of birth, and for a while after, we are all nagual. We sense, then that in order to function we need a counterpart to what we have. The tonal is missing and that gives us, from the very beginning, a feeling of incompleteness. Then the tonal starts to develop and it becomes utterly important to our functioning, so important that it opaques the shine of the nagual, it overwhelms it. From the moment we become all tonal we do nothing else but to increment that old feeling of incompleteness which accompanies us from the moment of our birth and whichs tells us constantly that there is another part to give us completeness”
Carlos Castaneda

Tales of Power

Ted Ligety – Grand Slalom Technique

Published: February 16, 2014
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Apline skiing is the only sport I follow. I don’t know much about skiing (have tasted 3 weeks altogether, and that was a long time ago) so I can’t really appreciate technique. This is beautifully shot and presented presentation of Ted Ligety and his approach to grand slalom – much more then strength and force (click on the image to go the presentation).

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