Hacia la Luz, por el amor de Ometeotl
Saturday, 29 December 2012
Sunday, 23 December 2012
Heart to Heart Resuscitation
Dios nos creó
para que fuésemos narradores de historias, para que fuésemos soñadores. He
invertido el cien por cien de mi fe en esta historia y creo en ella porque
quiero que así sea. Si, de todos modos voy a elaborar una historia, y si tengo
la opción de escoger las historias que puedo crear, no me parece que sea
posible crear una historia mejor que esta. Y sabes qué? En mi historia tú
también eres la esposa o el esposo de Dios. Esta es mi mitología, y creyendo en
esta bella historia, vivo mi vida en la fantasía más maravillosa, en el sueño
más maravilloso. Sé que solo se trata de una historia, pero recuerdo la
historia en la que solía creer antes de que el ángel de la muerte viniese a mí.
Aquella historia tampoco era verdadera y de ningún modo quiero vivir en ella ni
creerla por más tiempo.
from "Prayers" by Don Miguel Ruiz
originally written in English, my back-translation:
God created us to be storytellers, for us to be dreamers. I’ve
invested a hundred percent of my faith in this story and I believe it because I
wish it so. If, whatever I do I am creating a story, and if I can choose the
stories I create, I don’t feel it possible to create a story better than this
one. And you know what? In my story you are also married to God. This is my
mythology, and believing this beautiful story, I live my life in the most
amazing fantasy, the most amazing dream. I know it’s just a story, but I remember
the story I used to believe before the angel of death visited me. That story
wasn’t real either and there’s no way I want to live or believe it any longer.
I only see God and I love her so much that she can't hide from me. if she loves me, good; if she doesn't, that's good too. But I believe she loves me and that I'm worthy of her love. How could I not be? A long time ago I used to believe that I wasn't worthy of that love. How strange that seems now. Everyone is worthy of love. If you believe you are unworthy of love then you are believing a lie.
Monday, 17 December 2012
Saturday, 15 December 2012
pyro
leyendo hoy acerca de los Wari
se dice que ellos mismos incendiaron sus templos grandiosos de Cerro Baul...
recorde que
cuando tenia 6 o 7 años y vivia en Lima teniamos una cocina a kerosene. Me fascinaba el kerosene e intente de incendiar la casa por afuera y por adentro con el liquido magico
sin duda me castigaron
varias veces ya, en estado extatico, he sentido el fuerte deseo de incinerarme en el Fuego Sagrado
se dice que ellos mismos incendiaron sus templos grandiosos de Cerro Baul...
recorde que
cuando tenia 6 o 7 años y vivia en Lima teniamos una cocina a kerosene. Me fascinaba el kerosene e intente de incendiar la casa por afuera y por adentro con el liquido magico
sin duda me castigaron
varias veces ya, en estado extatico, he sentido el fuerte deseo de incinerarme en el Fuego Sagrado
Tuesday, 11 December 2012
Monday, 10 December 2012
Sunday, 9 December 2012
los 4 acuerdos
How many times do we pay for one mistake? The answer is
thousands of times. The human is the only animal on earth that pays a thousand
times for the same mistake. The rest of the animals pay only once for every
mistake they make. But not us. We have a powerful memory. We make a mistake, we
judge ourselves, we find ourselves guilty, and we punish ourselves. If justice
exists then that was enough, we don’t need to do it again. But everytime we
remember, we judge ourselves again, we
are guilty again, and we punish ourselves again, and again, and again. If we
have a wife or husband he or she also reminds us of the mistake, so we can
judge ourselves again, punish ourselves again, and find ourselves guilty again.
Is this fair?
There are thousands of agreements you have made with yourself,
with other people, with your dream of life, with God, with society, with your parents,
with your spouse, with your children. But the most important agreements are the
ones you made with yourself. In these
agreements you tell yourself who you are, what you feel, what you believe, and
how to behave. The result is what you call your personality. In these
agreements you say, “This is what I am. This is what I believe. I can do
certain things, and some things I cannot do. This is reality, that is fantasy; this is possible, that is impossible.”
One single agreement is not such a problem, but we have many agreements that make us suffer, that make us fail in life. If you want to live a life of joy and fulfillment you have to find the courage to break those agreements that are fear-based and claim your personal power. The agreements that come from fear require us to expend a lot of energy, but the agreements that come from love help us to conserve energy and even gain extra energy.
Don Miguel Ruiz
One single agreement is not such a problem, but we have many agreements that make us suffer, that make us fail in life. If you want to live a life of joy and fulfillment you have to find the courage to break those agreements that are fear-based and claim your personal power. The agreements that come from fear require us to expend a lot of energy, but the agreements that come from love help us to conserve energy and even gain extra energy.
Don Miguel Ruiz
Saturday, 8 December 2012
Monday, 3 December 2012
Canto Yaqui
I am already given to the power that rules my fate.
And I cling to nothing, so I will have nothing to defend.
I have no thoughts, so I will see.
I fear nothing, so I will remember myself.
Ya me entregue al poder que rige mi destino
Y me aferro a nada, para no tener nada que defender
No pienso en nada, para poder ver
Temo nada, para recordar quien soy
And I cling to nothing, so I will have nothing to defend.
I have no thoughts, so I will see.
I fear nothing, so I will remember myself.
Ya me entregue al poder que rige mi destino
Y me aferro a nada, para no tener nada que defender
No pienso en nada, para poder ver
Temo nada, para recordar quien soy
Sunday, 2 December 2012
rezo en Amantani
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Aun medio dormido, ojos hinchados, i stumbled up the hill,
gutted,
and yet excited at what the day, and night, had in store
Llegue a la
casa del Paqo Jose “ya se fue a trabajar al muelle”
Fui a la plaza tratando de decidir… me quede hollow, yearning but gotta live today still spinning still raw, old wounds cut open,
breaking bones to re-set them
Dazed, algo
aturdido, me sorprende un hombre en la plaza que me saluda y conversa…Francisco,
es mexicano, de Coahuila, y vive en la isla(¡!)
Le cuento
algo de mis planes y me dice que el conoce a otro Paqo, (Carlos) Enrique, que
vive al otro lado de la isla…entonces lo fuimos a buscar
Francisco
no paraba de hablar y por momentos senti las ganas de estar solo y quedarme
pensando en cierta hadita pero seguimos no mas y quizas sea mejor de esta manera
asi no me pierdo en el intento de re-vivir los recuerdos, deliciosos y
deslumbrantes que sean, del dia anterior. Me cuenta del budismo, de haber
ayunado por un mes, de El Mensaje de los Apus, de la juventud eterna.
Otro Paqo,
otro carácter
Nos
quedamos platicando por un buen rato, fascinante, pero no le intereso mucho mi
idea y explico que ya se canso de tener las llaves y las a devuelto
Entonces
seremos solo Francisco y yo!
Volvimos
hacia la plaza y de allí me diriji al muelle, y por ahí lo encontré al Paqo
Jose. Conversamos un rato, me sentí bien con el aunque me decía que no iba
poder ese dia. Hablamos de la ceremonia yfestejo el 17 de enero, le asegure que
volveria y me invito a que me quede en su casa.
Me acosté un
rato y luego subi a PachaTata, pronto se lleno de turistas entonces
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