Shadows in the Twilight

By: Lujan Matus, W.L. Ham

Narrated by: Russell Stamets

Length: 7 hrs and 54 mins

Publisher's Summary

When W. L. Ham approaches the Nagual Lujan Matus for insight into enigmatic events that have marked his awareness, what he learns revolutionizes everything he thought he knew.

Realizing that he has found an authentic guide, Bill enters into a intensive apprenticeship and directly begins to experience the multiplex of luminous interactivity that is our living matrix as never before.

Like countless others, Bill had been galvanized when concepts like "the energy double', "dreaming awareness', and "first and second attention', were introduced in the 1960s. Exploring these fascinating propositions in his own waking and dreaming life, he is faced with discoveries and challenges utterly unaccounted for by conventional definitions of reality.

Bill begins faithfully documenting his exchanges with Lujan, and the result is a most extraordinary manual on the crucial yet little understood subject of reclaiming our dimensional sovereignty. A friendly flow of dialogue belies the gravity of this material, as Lujan deftly elucidates the very fabric of existence with humble yet unequivocal authority. These are no second-hand sorcery tales but genuine revelations from a seer bound by his inevitability to communicate what he knows.

Describing the innermost workings of the holographic universe with rare precision, these teachings decode riddles of perception that have long been surrounded with confusion, providing a luminous bridge to our inter-dimensional potential as human beings.

The sometimes-alarming nature of what Lujan reveals is tempered by the multifaceted affirmation that the key to finding freedom lies in truly applying ourselves to the moment that continually escapes us, guided only by that most precious instrument of divination, our heart.

©2012 Lujan Matus (P)2014 Lujan Matus

Oral tradition shamanic transmissions at last!

Would you listen to Shadows in the Twilight again? Why?

What is it like to interact with a shaman teacher who speaks to you, not your self-importance? Listening to these conversations, that were written down for the printed version of this title, brings it to life. There is so much to learn and absorb in this book and hearing some complex concepts as a discussion makes it a lot easier to grasp some important concepts.

What was one of the most memorable moments of Shadows in the Twilight?

Every time Lujan stops Bill to bring him back to what is important is a lesson in so many ways. I hear my own struggle in Bill's questions and hearing answers that serve what he needs as opposed to what he thinks he wants time and again is like a puzzle fitting together old and new pieces to create a new understanding that will stands up to the tests of real life.

If you were to make a film of this book, what would the tag line be?

The Nagual speaks.

Any additional comments?

More please. This is a valuable contribution to transmission of an oral tradition designed to support understanding that drives real and useful change. Those who enjoyed the interactions between Don Juan and Castaneda, come hear teachings as it is given without editing, speaking to what arrises so it is relevant, both for Bill and the listener.

10 of 11 people found this review helpful

Excellent text, horrible narration...

Excellent text...enlightening. following in the footsteps of Carlos Castaneda, makes mention and sights connection. Horrible narration. Narrator should look for a different field. painful to hear.

4 of 5 people found this review helpful

In the tradition of Carlos Castaneda

What other book might you compare Shadows in the Twilight to and why?

Any of the books by Castenada, although Matus has a more intellectual perspective, a bit less spiritual and no consideration for hallucinogenic allies (aides).

3 of 4 people found this review helpful

Enlightening. .

This is a fantastic audio book. Lujan is very thorough and detailed. And Russell is a great narrator.

2 of 3 people found this review helpful

A must read for all spiritual journeys

I read this book fee years ago and trad it again over and over. I have learned something new each time.

Lujan Matus delivers, yet again!

The penetrating semantic wisdom and poetic prose I come to expect from this modern master. Gotta love Russell Stamets audio delivery of this ascensionary work.

My experience....

I LOVE that so many of the questions I have been asking life through awakening friends, teachers and prayer have finally been answered. I’m sooooooo grateful that these books were written for us all and deeply grateful and appreciative of Lujan Matus and Bill Ham for so openly sharing so many of their conversations. I am finding hope again to get my heart back.

I’d recommend this book to anyone on the path of awakening because I feel it answers many questions from a perspective that can make life on earth a bit easier. It clears so much of my confusion.

Thank you! Thank you!
Sincerely......
Thank you 🙏

Btw is there supposed to be a, perhaps, shadowy type sound between each chapter, or is that my attached shadow interference?

Accepted with gratitude

I have been waiting for this book, for this teacher, for this brother to share this material for a long time...what a great format for learning through questions and relationship...it is so the time now for the essential need of this message...

Great book!

Well written, informative, and mind blowing. An emjoyment from start to finish. One of my all time favorites.

well explained

Fun read. Matus has a way of pointing one to the unknowable. presses a little hard on the dogma but he is a human.

love

Great but..

Thought provoking, well written, and a fascinating perspective no matter what your personal beliefs. I would highly recommend to anyone on a spiritual path and open to a different way of approaching life to the current westernized consensus. The only downside is the addition of music in the background which has made it unlistenable for me

For those who seek...

Remainder of whom we are for those who seek find themselves.

Anyone can listen to it and gather knowledge.

1 of 2 people found this review helpful