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On today’s show, we are honored to present selections from “Así Hablaba Quetzalcóatl (Thus Spoke Quetzalcóatl) which encourage individuals to embrace self-awareness, humility, and the cyclical nature of existence in order to live a more enlightened and purposeful life. 2- THE LITTLE SLEEPING BROTHER “Little sleeping brother, take my hand full of time and walk. Walk towards that Light you see far away, lost between the darkness of doubt and uncertainty. Come, brother. Come and walk. Don't let your eyes look back, and don't go back. I am by your side, and from invisible planes I am leading you. When you awake, keep vigil over your staying awake, and when you go to sleep, you are with me, in my arms. Don't be afraid of anything. Don't become confused with the little daily depressions. They can never touch your Real Self, and only hurt your superficial coat. They’re nothing but tingling which lasts just a moment. But look, my little sleeping brother, look at the stars. Look far beyond them, and you will see me. After that, close your eyes and look inside. When you are able to create the Light, look into it, and you will see me. You will see me once you transcend external and internal illusions. But how joyful you will feel once you see me! When you may see we are the same thing. That You and I are the same thing, with everyone and with all things. I will be there waiting for you, “Once your external trip comes to an end and you wish for nothing but to return to Our Home” 5- LIKE A STAGNANT LAKE “Quetzalcoatl was talking this way: The one who keeps to himself is like a river who keeps all the water from the rain, and refuses to hand it over to the sea. He is like a stagnant lake where only decomposition can be found. Would there be any use in the clouds if they were to refuse to turn into water to vivify the fields? What would be the use for trees, if they kept their fruits instead of offering them to the needful hands of the traveler to calm his hunger? Tell me, isn't this the closing of the ways? The annulment of the goal of existence? Nevertheless, many of you say: I will have to keep for tomorrow! And I tell you: That which you keep, is the price you are paying for your slavery. And some others say: But I have a wife and children and I have to think of them! And I answer them: Don't you stain the word "family" with selfishness and greed, because it is true you must support "a family," but without breaking other families. It is true they need you, but let this become an example so as to let you see there are others yet in greater need. If you are parents in a family, it is to better understand other parents, rather than to isolate yourselves in selfishness and say: I have enough with just feeding these ones, or with doing this or that. Aren't you aware that when within your hearts you are willing to help, Our Mutual Creator God is acting through you? Why then, be afraid of losing anything? Oh…if you could become aware that abundance is Nature's law! Oh… if you could understand that the one who gives, always has! Because it is God Who gives through them.”
