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Episodio 86 - Una rara familia feliz · El Mural del Alma

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  To family. The moment of reflection. He' s here. Reflections with
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  their own style, not sermons, reflections, as I said in some episodes
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  ago and seasons ago, as when I convert with you in the room of
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  the House and we speak in a very particular and very human way. That
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  ' s the mural of the soul. Welcome to one more episode. Thank
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  How so I support Fernando. I have to give something, I have
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  to give some money in no way. Mr Ma' am, your reproduction
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  and dissemination with family friends with whomever you want allows us to continue with this
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  and is free of charge. On Facebook, on YouTube and on all podcast
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  platforms they find us as the mural of the soul. Greetings, I'
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  m your amphitron. My name David Fernando Higuera here ready to reflect with you,
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  teach and teach myself also because we all learn good. Tolerance in the
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  midst of differences is part of today' s theme of reflection, a story
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  that says more or less like this, a traveler in Germany saw a singular
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  thing in a fonda where he stayed. After the meal, the owner placed
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  on the floor a large bowl of broth and whistle. In a special way.
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  These guests came to the room to hear that a big dog and a
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  big rat, a cat and a crow were summoned. Please do me the
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  guests. You say no, because you' re going to invite the neighbor
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  to the family. He did not invite a large dog and rat, a
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  cat and a body all these animals approached the bowl and without bothering each other,
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  peacefully, ate together. Then, the dog, the cat, and
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  the rat lay near the light, while the crow leaped everywhere. The owner
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  of the house had disciplined these animals in such a way that none harmed any
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  other. If a dog, a crow, a cat, and a rat
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  can live together at the base of this story, then it is possible for
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  people to live together and bother one another. I explain this illustration that gives
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  me the opportunity to reflect today. It' s impressive that they were eating
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  four different animals that could perfectly grip each other and told me to rip,
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  eat peril until I saw blood, a dog and a rat, a cat
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  and a crow ate together from the same dish, the same broth. And
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  then each one, for about three of those animals, near a bonfire,
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  a chimney and the raven, for hovering around, then a reflection that teaches
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  us this, each one of us, as human beings, is one hundred
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  percent different. Each with different ways of being, with different characters and sometimes
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  it is difficult to deal with certain people. That one says is that better
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  said it makes me lose my patience and the other personality as I said,
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  like the title of a reflection is that I do not have patience. I
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  recommend you go and see in that episode. I think it' s in
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  video format. They can also see it in all media, looking for us
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  as the mural of the soul is that they have no patience. It'
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  s called that one, but as soon as I finish this one. Of
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  course, then, as far as possible, let us take each other in
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  peace. That is what the Bible says and it is an invitation to tolerance
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  and respect for what the other person is like. There are people who are
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  very proactive, but others who are very slow. You have to love them
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  both equally, because they are the characters of each person is the definition of
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  human being and person of each person. Then the Lord teaches us tolerance.
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  Now Jesus himself is an example of that. In what sense he loves us
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  all equally. He doesn' t have favorites. He loves us all in
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  the same way and he knows us in this way, it is simple and
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  simple. He knows us and he watches this. He does have patience for
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  us. You see x person of x characteristics with whom we comment something and
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  like I don' t know how to say it, we want it to
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  do something, we want it to be early and it doesn' t and
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  it kind of makes us lose patience or not. We get the message right
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  and we lose patience and despair. You have to love that person as it
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  is why, because simply and simply, in the midst of those issues that
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  for us are weaknesses, but you have very nice, very interesting skills,
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  so we must learn to live with people. There are people who get the
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  temper out of us. Tell me if not, but we must have that
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  tolerance of loving all people to the extent possible. That is why the apostle
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  Paul said it in one of his writings that, as far as possible,
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  depending on each one. Let us be at peace with everyone, let us
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  have harmony, let us have peace with people why, because there are people
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  of all styles. You imagine that all people were in your image and likeness
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  how boring the world would be. Or that everyone was like me, not
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  that the world would be boring. In variety is the pleasure says the well
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  - known saying and I want to add something to the variety, for it
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  is rich to live in this world that you and I find different things that,
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  in the midst of those differences make the world make sense then the importance
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  of living in community. Yes, for example, in the resident group.
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  Oh, my God, sir, I' m going to get into the
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  residential complex, where I live, as in any residential complex that that in
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  Colombian law is called horizontal property. It' s that kind of house where
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  there are towers and every tower has a certain number of floors. For example,
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  in the tower of the whole where I live, each tower is composed
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  of five floors, five floors and I am living in the middle of that
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  tower, third floor. And it just so happens that the support material the
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  towers have is not brick. It' s block is similar to brick,
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  but it' s a hollow material that goes through that hollow material. Be
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  it, then, that the sounds from outside appear as they please. It
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  ' s quite possible that my neighbor downstairs is listening to me talking while I
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  ' m recording this episode. Well, suddenly that person feels built first hand.
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  I wouldn' t be surprised. But on top of me I have
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  a particularity and it is that the neighbor, in some moments I assume that
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  because of her work as an artist makes noises Hammer drill, when she makes
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  breakfast, it is noticed from here, when she discusses with her children,
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  it is heard here, when the children play and flutter and shout and cry,
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  It is heard here, as it is possibly happening, although the microphone,
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  which I have to reject better, the environmental noises, is not noticed.
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  And aside the post- priroduction work. But what am I going to
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  do even though you are neighbors who say oh my God, but you have
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  to be tolerant to a certain extent, because if you already get a point
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  and you understand me, you who suddenly live in these conditions of horizontal property,
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  you say to see I try to be good to people, but you
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  already come to the point where you refuse the Cup. I have to go
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  up there and say," Listen to your neighbor" Excuse me, you
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  ' re making noise very early. I could stop. Please, I need
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  to sleep so I can get up early, so I can get to work.
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  I could help myself with that. Well, there he is and talking.
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  People are understood from respect and tolerance, because, yes, you have
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  to avoid something, fights, arguments, even fights that go even to your
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  hands. That must be avoided as far as possible now to maximum or maximum
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  a discussion, because we have different ideas and it is counterverted. It'
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  s not part of a debate. This doesn' t mean. This of
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  living in harmony and peace and tolerating the differences of others. It does not
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  mean that when ideas have to be put forward, they are debated, discussed
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  and put on the table and put on balance and see where we are going.
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  But when the thing is already bordering on the extreme, then it must
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  be made relevant, with respect, with tolerance and always, always to that
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  extent of respect, respecting differences. Each of us is different. God made
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  us different and we must learn to accept differences in order to live in harmony
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  and peace. As far as possible. Go back and repeat what Paul the
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  Apostle said, as far as you are concerned, insofar as it depends on
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  you, as far as possible, be at peace with all. If a
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  dog, a crow, a cat, and a rat can live together,
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  people may live together without bothering each other. Tolerance, acceptance of differences.
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  When an idea has to be discussed, it is done with respect, but
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  always keeping that tolerance and mutual respect for the differences that each of us has.
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  My name, Luis Fernando Guera. It ends in today' s episode.
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  Thanks for joining me. I invite you to the next one to join
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  us in writing here on the mural of the soul.