Like The Skins Of An Onion, There Are Other Worlds Existing Within Our Own And, Through Training And Study, We Can Alter Our Consciousness And Visit These Amazing Places. The Greatest Student Of Traveling Through Those Spiritual Universes Is Anthropologist Carlos Castaneda. Via The Teachings Of The Great Sorcerer Don Juan, He Has Taken Millions Of Readers On Amazing Journeys Of The Soul With Such Books As The Teachings Of Don Juan, A Separate Reality, And Journey To Ixtlan. After Six Years Of Study And Meditation, Carlos Has Now Written What May Be His Most Significant Book Of All, The Art Of Dreaming - A Book That Fully Explores How Those On A Spiritual Quest Can Use The Fourth Gate Of Dreams As A Two-way Hatch To Other Worlds. With The Art Of Dreaming, You Will Learn, As Carlos Did, How Finding The Way To Alternate Realities Through The Consciousness Of Dreams Is The Essence Of The Great Sorcerers; How Ancient, Remarkable, And Sometimes Dangerous Beings Now Live Among Us; And How Don Juan's Training Allows Two Or More People To Dream And Explore Together. You Will Witness An Adventure Of The Psyche Unlike Any Other You've Ever Experienced, And You Will Participate Fully In Castaneda's Latest Discoveries And Explorations - Discoveries And Explorations That Are As Eye-opening And Thrilling As Anything He's Ever Written About Before. Most Of All, However, You Will Be Utterly Captivated By The Story Of This Man's Remarkable Life And Journeys Of The Soul; Journeys That Could Only Come From The Teachings Of Don Juan, And The Writings Of Carlos Castaneda. Author's Note (p.vii) -- Sorcerers Of Antiquity : An Introduction (p.1) -- The First Gate Of Dreaming (p.20) -- The Second Gate Of Dreaming (p.35) -- The Fixation Of The Assemblage Point (p.57) -- The World Of Inorganic Beings (p.82) -- The Shadow's World (p.106) -- The Blue Scout (p.128) -- The Third Gate Of Dreaming (p.141) -- The New Area Of Exploration (p.166) -- Stalking The Stalkers (p.183) -- The Tenant (p.199) -- The Woman In The Church (p.220) -- Flying On The Wings Of Intent (p.241). Carlos Castaneda.