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Episodio 95 - ¿Será que a alguien le importo? · El Mural del Alma

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So much choto. You' re tired of living on automatic or you just
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get used to it. Well, I, at least one goes to the
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day- to- day routine and one does the same every day, but
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I at least get a point in the week every week I say well,
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I' m going to stop living on automatic and I' m going to
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have a moment to reflect, I reflect on the things that happen in the
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world, the news I hear, I reflect on so many things that I
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see around me. And so I also take those moments to meet you,
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to sit in front of my home studio, in my home studio, to
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record, to prepare each of these messages from the mural of the soul in
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front of me. You guys aren' t the pro, the super coach,
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and either there' s one that he said he heard. I want
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to do catharsis in front of myself and people who want to welcome the mural
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of the Soul. I' m David Fernando, I want to host you.
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I' m so glad you' re with me on this trip called
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allow us to continue and move forward through YouTube and Facebook find us as the
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mural of the Soul and so on, on all absolutely all platforms or at
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least the most popular platforms of Podcast. I' m David Fernando and Iguera
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in case I don' t show up welcome. Okay. There is a
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story I want to share with you that I found so says a mother of
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family who lived or on a farm near a swampy land, realized at nightfall
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that her son had been lost. Restless and trembling, when she thought that
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her son might find himself without help, trapped in the mud of the ground
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and unable to leave it, and realizing that she alone was unable to go
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to rescue her son, she ran to the village and called in every house,
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begging every man in the village in the most pathetic terms they were looking
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for their son. He did not content himself how to mobilize a few,
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knowing the immense extent of the land where his son could be held perhaps lost
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strength and senseless and did not cease to go from house to house until he
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had obtained that a company of more than three hundred men, carrying his internal
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GNs and consequent rescue gear, would spread in all directions searching for his son.
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All night they were walking cautiously through the mud and at dawn. The
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mother had the joy of hugging her lost son again. This reminds me of
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a story I shared with him. I think in the second season of the
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soul mural, which is something like that, but I want to show a
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God who does care about our life. Why, because the example is typified
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in this story that I just narrated to them a mother who spares no effort,
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spares neither day nor night nor cold, nor sun nor available resources.
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She spares nothing to find her son and sought out the men with her face,
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from every house, neighborhood sector. He looked everywhere, banging, banging,
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looking for that opportunity to say hey, my son got lost. Help
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me, please, help me find my son. So, in the middle
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of so much insistence. They say good. Come on, come on,
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come on, let' s all gather together, all of us. We
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' re going to look for flashlight tools, we' re going to locate
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it in the center, on the outskirts of town, but we' re
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also going to look for it in the suburbs, we' re going to
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look for it in the mountains, we' re going to look for it
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in the valleys, we' re going to look for it in the fields
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where it is. But that kid shows up? That kid shows up?
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Impressive thing? This reminds me of a case that happened precisely in Colombia,
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an impressive thing that happened precisely in our country. Resu O happens to you
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that some children from the Colombian Amazon were traveling with their parents on a plane.
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The plane breaks down and falls into the Amazon rainforest, near the Guaviare.
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If my memory does not fail, that happened justly, just the year
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two thousand twenty- four, two thousand twenty- three, I do not
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remember very well I am while I am telling them, I am putting them
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in position and I am investigating. June nine, two thousand twenty- three,
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hear this? On June nine, two thousand twenty- three, Colombia
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was moved by the rescue of four children who had survived forty days, hear
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this forty days in the Colombian Amazon rainforest. The plane then falls, unfortunately,
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the parents and the pilot were in front of the plane. They crash
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and then die instantly and there are four children left. Four children and that
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nothing simple and simply there were lost somewhere in the Colombian Amazon, the Mukutuy
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brothers and it was forty days of intense national news search. Practically at the
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moment, within a few hours, a few days of the event, all
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the radio, press, television, social media, the Internet, commenting on
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the news, four children are missing. The Mukutuy brothers are looking for you
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for that operation. The national army and indigenous guides of long experience were undertaking
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that search the first days, five or ten days, I imagine it was
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sought, but then you tell the Colombian jungle like any jungle on planet earth,
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where it almost always rains, almost always rains. And yet the indigenous
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forces and the armed forces search by land and air for the mukutuy. Then
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we see or we had that opportunity to see and follow the news, because
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there was the matter, looking for them at a given time the army deploys
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its best cash to find these children, to find these children. Notice that
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this four- legged friend, Wilson, was the father of that contingent who
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had the mission of precisely looking for these children, begging God to pray to
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heaven that they would be alive, because being the jungle as hostile, because
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it is a hostile environment where there is a lot of moisture, where it
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rains and, apart from that, wild animals. That' s an impressive
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thing. Tremendously, see that the ship, the aircraft, the plane took
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off on May 1st, two thousand twenty- three from the district of Aracuara,
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destined for the capital of the Colombian department of Guaviare, the city of
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San José de Guaviare. As it passed through the municipality of Solano, the
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department of Caquetá, it had a loss of power from the power plant,
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which forced the pilot to try to land emergency. The maneuver caused the plane
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to end up on the trees and fall vertically. Due to the impact Magdalena
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Mucutu and the mother of the children, the pilot Hernando Murcia and the herman
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indigenous ier Mendoza died. Dad wasn' t on that one on the crew,
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the girl over 14. I' m reading an article about time.
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One of the most important newspapers in Colombia. The girl over fourteen was the
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one who helped her brothers When she regained consciousness after the impact, she heard
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them crying. So the civil aeronautics, which is the Colombian air authority,
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reviews the following. Upon reincorporation, he noticed that he was bleeding in large
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quantities as a result of the open head wound. In order to stop the
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bleeding and prevent insects from posing on the wound, he improvised a bandage with
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some clothing inside the aircraft and with the gazebo he found in the aircraft'
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s first aid kit. She helped her brothers get out of the wrecked plane.
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They spent two days and two nights at the crash site, during which
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time they fed on the Copoazú routes and water they still found on the aircraft.
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From the story of the older sister, it was known that they were
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walking through the jungle area, following the indications given to them by their mother
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about the edible seeds they could find. According to the civil aeronautics report,
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it was not the first time that the girl had been in the jungle,
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as she had previously explored those environments with her relatives. That was key to
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the fact that, for at least forty days, these guys survived Wilson,
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the dog, according to the story, the girl and some of the other
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guys didn' t find, that is, no dog. We weren'
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t the four of us and Wilson the puppy, the dog that goes to
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the Colombian military forces, got lost in the jungle. Much was speculated about
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the identity of this dog, which they saw at a place in Naiva,
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which they saw in Ibague, in cities of Colombia, because it had similar
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characteristics of race, but it was not the aforementioned. If you want to
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know a little bit more about the history of this rescue called Operation Hope by
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the National Army, I invite you and this is not a paid time,
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this is not a sponsored time, nor was it more necessary for you to
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go to prime Video and see operation of hope. The Lost Children of the
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Amazon? An impressive documentary. I repeat the title Operation Hope The Lost Children
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of the Amazon is available on Prime Video. End of time, not sponsored.
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Let' s go to the center of this episode, the reflection if
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this happened with these four children who spent forty days and the army and indigenous
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people there in the Guaviare area did not rest until they found them. There
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is one who does not tire of seeking our attention. That' s God.
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He' s always looking for us. He' s there patiently waiting
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for us to meet him. What Jesus once said because the son of man
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came to seek and save what had been lost. That is Luke Chapter nineteen
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verse ten in the Bible. If you don' t want to read it,
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you can give it the verse. Then it is interesting how there is
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a God who is interested in us and this is the central axis of my
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reflection in this episode of the mural of the soul. There is one who
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is interested in us, there is one who does care about us, and
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that is God. I know some people will say Fernando, but if God
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really cares about me, why do so many things happen to me? Well,
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sometimes, like, he looks for questions, strategies, or allows situations
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precisely for our attention to turn to him, a tremendous thing, an impressive
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thing in some. In some cases, as in mine, it was something,
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I mean, let' s say there was no such thing as an
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extreme need for me to be told about that God. But in some situations.
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It may be that someone has gone through a mourning, a love breakup,
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a family situation, abandonment, illness, for some circumstance. But you
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know, the screenwriter of this movie called Life, which is God, even
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knows that complicated situations happen. So there are questions that take philicity away from
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us, take away joy, happiness, but whatever he wants, he uses
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them to draw our attention. But he doesn' t allow those things to
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rule our lives and destroy us. Look at that, God does not allow
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the trials, that the problems of life will destroy us. Now. If
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we want to get away from that offer of God of love, it will
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happen what my teacher Carmen Socorro Guerrero said, she at school, at the
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Baccalaureate dictated Spanish and philosophy and told us all to do whatever they want to
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face the consequences. And that saying was one of the so recurring sayings of
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Professor Carmen Socorro, who has an impressive weight. Not only was it a
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cliché of each of his classes. When she gave us philosophy classes, when
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she gave us Spanish classes, then in the middle of teaching or when something
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happened, but more in the midst of the teachings, she said that phrase
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make them want to face the consequences. Yes, and it is that my
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teacher touched something that I later understood free will, the freedom to choose,
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the freedom to say, and it is a saying of father and mother,
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of our grandparents parents. Do whatever you want. That' s the finish.
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Andrés López, the great Colombian comedian who by the time I am recording
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this podcast, already two thousand twenty- five, is not going to turn
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twenty years of one of his most famous stand- up comedy works, not
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only in Colombia, but in the whole world. The letter ball on that
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old DVD. The rest, the zeta generation is telling me or the more
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current ones, because this is going to be heard in the future or it
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can be present in the future of everyone who will finally say what it is
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to divide, to divide inflection from past verb into first person of the verb.
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Split yes too, but silly joke I know, but DVD, DVD
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Digital Video Disk was a video format. I mean, there were video formats.
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There were the reels, there was the Betamax, there was the VHS
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and the substitute for those was the DVD. Then in divided format at that
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time was promoted the Standjack comedy of Andrés López, the ball of letters,
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where he, then, reflects at least within the society and indiansincrasia Colombian.
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He reflects those issues that happened in every generation and that are thus part of
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the Colombian culture and upbringing. Terminology as you let, as well as struggling,
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do whatever you want. As long as I live on this roof and
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on these four walls, here you do what I fucking say and among many
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other expressions, it' s a piace master, it' s a masterpiece
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and the man, almost 50 years old by the time he' s recording
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the mural of the soul. This episode continues to tour all over the world,
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in the United States, in Europe, in Latin America, everywhere,
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and among those phrases is to do whatever they want. Listen to another recommendation
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from the soul mural. Another non- sponsored commercial moment on YouTube. Andrés
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Lopez with a boy named Camilo Pugliato, who is part of the staff of
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a radio station in Colombia called La Mega. They have a podcast called Friends
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for hire. Then I recommend that you check out that podcast. It'
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s great, it' s spectacular, it' s good to ring that
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phone. I' m gonna get on with the podcast. About what I
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' m telling you. Do whatever you want. Face the consequences. That
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was the saying of my teacher Carmen Socorro Guerrero, professor of Spanish and philosophy.
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In times of my high school. What I am to understand is the
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following that the almighty Lord God gives us that which is called free will,
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which is free will in Christian. We are not robots, we are not
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programmed machines, we are not work and thanks to artificial intelligence, but simply,
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we are people who have that freedom to choose, that freedom to decide
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well, after dealing with the phone that didn' t stop that anything,
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here at home I was telling them of free will, that free choice that
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God gives us to do whatever we want. Paul the Apostle said one of
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his writings in one of his letters. Everything is lawful for me, but
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not everything is convenient. Everything is lawful for me, but not everything builds
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up. I mean, I can do whatever I want, but I face
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all the consequences of that, that it' s good and that it'
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s bad, so Jesus God, while he' s jealously looking for us,
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he doesn' t force us to be with him, but he suggests
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we do it. He suggests that there is nothing better than enjoying seeing life,
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its shape, its optics and its visual view of all things. I
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want to leave it in the heart and in the conscience and beyond where God
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can touch him and I do not the spirit this. There' s someone
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who cares about me. There' s someone who cares about you. We
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all have to be clear about that. Whether or not he cares about us.
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And that' s God And as I always say and I' m
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not going to get tired of saying it as I refer to it, the
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distance from us to God. It' s 40 centimeters the anatomical distance from
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the knees to the ground. Everyone makes the decision they want, but I
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advise you to put yourself to God. As they say in the Caribbean,
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put yourself to God, that' s better than anything else. I insist
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on something else that I always say in the episodes of the Alma mural.
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I don' t sell him religion, because that' s what other people
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are for, there' s other people. I do not offer it to
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God in a human way. I offer to God in an organic way,
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like when I go to the living room of his house and talk, we
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have a coffee, a bread or an omelet, something. I' m
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done with this. Let yourself be found of God and Fernando I, as
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I do that, return forty centimetres away from knees to the ground. You
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know God, thank you, because I thought nobody cared about me, but
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I think you do, that you care about me. Thank you. So,
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God knows what to be my friend and Lysus Christ, the ready chicken,
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the chican. From there to go on walking with God, enjoying the
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good of life, because life is beautiful, life is precious. It must
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be understood that although there are problems, although there are quite particular issues in
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life, questions that make us plunge into solitude, in the bride or boredom
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in Italian. I just remembered a song by an Italian girl, but it
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' s going to be used for another reflection of the mural of the soul,
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to talk about how to learn to live life. Yes, then,
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as they would go in Italy, in the middle of the noia, in
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the midst of boredom that sometimes life attracts with its monotony or in the midst
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of complicated and difficult problems and situations. However, and that must be understood
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something my father told me, the soldier makes life for my son, one
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makes life in this time, in this life. Then there are people who
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let themselves be subdued and bitter and stay there. I have heard and know
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of people who have complexes an impressive thing and say no one loves me and
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live according to what they want, that they love that that' s nice
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in interaction as a society. But one thing is that and another very different
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is living from it, like living on that basis, like the hamster running
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in a little wheel. No yes, there are special people who love us
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who really love us but, as they say, there are few known friends,
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many and there are people who want, are or love us or love
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us for money, for position and for many other things, but not for
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what we are worth in here, in the soul, in the heart.
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But in the midst of these situations, where perhaps family does not value us,
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where perhaps friends do not value us, society does not value us,
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there is one that does value us. What does he care so much so
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that, as John says, the Gospel of John, so that he hears
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this, for God so loved the world that he sent his only son so
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that everyone who believes in him would not perish, but have eternal life.
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If God didn' t care about our life, he just wouldn' t
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send his son. And yet, giving us free will. We still care
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about him and he' s waiting for us, he' s waiting for
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us with open arms. He doesn' t care about time. How many
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years I have to wait, because in eternity there is no time. The
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concept of time is a spaceless one, but that' s another or,
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that' s another costal flour. And it' s not for me to
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talk about that subject, because it' s not the purpose of the mural
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of the soul. That' s what other people are for. Anyway,
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what I' m going to is God think of us as God. In
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other words, God is interested in us, and God is interested in us.
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What happens is that you walk away from God. I want to end
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with a very basic example. Someone goes to the hairdresser' s place where
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they cut your hair and then he' s going to do the haircut because
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he has it very, very, very abundant and wants to conort it.
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Then you say good, Don Pepe, good, yes, ma' am,
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how can I help you? Hey, Don Pepe. Do me a
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favor, do me the cut You always have that phrase, the cut always.
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Make me, the cut always ready, ready My said do it.
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Then he sits down, puts on his apron gown, and the work begins.
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Scissors knife, cutting machine and conversation machine, not the conversation that in
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a barbershop or in a beauty salon, where there is that attention for the
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man or for a woman in their touches And all that comes and commented hears,
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Don Pepe, is that I am but badly disappointed in life. Why
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do you see And why do you see if we say here, in Colombia,
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to a person who by formalism we call him neighbor, not necessarily because
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he lives next to us, in the house, in the neighborhood, but
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is a very Colombian saying, neighbor or Besi for the terms of the example
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Besi. See if you, why you say that no, Don Pepe,
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is that I' m disappointed in people, I' m disappointed in the
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world. So many wars, so much not impressive. Listen, Don Pepe,
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you believe in God, Don Pepe, you say yes, of course,
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I believe in God, because you know how much is going on in
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this world. I don' t believe in God, but why he says
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that no, because of all the things that are going on in this world.
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Ah well, then, outraged, Don Pepe, you tell this to
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the client, because you know what hairdressers don' t exist? Brief how.
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So what barbers don' t exist? Wait, yes, because someone
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said no hairs, but they don' t exist. But wait, Don
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Pepe, how come barbers don' t exist? If you' re a
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hairdresser and you' re barbering me, don Pepe, what are you saying,
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yes, I' m telling you. If I, pepe le,
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am saying that hairdressers do not exist, but why? Why you say that,
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Don Pepe Mire is that there' s so much Chinese, so young,
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so much type, with those long hairs, those little pricks, those
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people who have long hair. Not an impressive thing. One of them has
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long hair and one sees them as bearded. I remembered for the moment I
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' m recording the mural of the soul. I pass the Eurovision Song Contest,
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one of the most watched music festivals on the planet. But it is
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the subject of another reflection of the mural of the soul and I remembered a
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character. You know everything in this world so much how to say it,
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so expressive we could say it that way. I remembered a character with Chita
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Burst It' s a character not so supportive, true, collective, very
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popular in the world, but it' s a man character in femina outfit
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and with his beard it' s refractory. It crossed my mind. There
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are no hairdressers there, because look there are so many people who have long
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hair, who are rasts and who don' t know what and the client
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tells them but wait, Don Pepe. I think those people are like this,
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because well, they don' t go where you do a pepe,
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they don' t go where you do, they don' t require a
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hairdressing salon and they feel good. So, then, Don Pepe, throws
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it to the maximum, because look what you know. So it is with
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God, God is God, it exists but what happens is that people do
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not approach God. Do me a favor to stunning geh ufff conclusion of today
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' s episode, the mural of the soul. God cares about humans,
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but humans sometimes do not want to approach God. We are still in time
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to approach, not a religion, not so much a congregation, a church,
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although it is in the fantastic possibility, but it is to have closeness
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with the creator with whom he made us, the one he says. I
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' m waiting at the door of your heart and I' m knocking on
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you. I' m not eager and I' m not leaving until I
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can get into your life. How nice that, uh, and the lord
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has so much patience with us, to say with the boy is that he
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doesn' t impatience me. But God, if he has so much patience
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with us that even our muddled with c for not saying the word forgets them.
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He takes our sins, says the village and throws it to the bottom
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of the sea to never again remember them. He doesn' t care about
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our sinful condition. He cares about our heart. He loves us in such
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a way that he overlooks those things. He loves the sinner, but he
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does not tolerate sin and tells us my little boy. Welcome to the house.
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Welcome to the house. Walt omt The House Aha then there is one
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that does matter to our life. Perhaps some of the close ones, ours
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or the people, society doesn' t care about us, but God doesn
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' t care about us and I have news for him. He cares about
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us so much, so much. My name is David Fernando Iguera. Finish
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a reflection. More here I expect you in the next episode to together continue
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writing as always here in the mural of the soul. Thank you for your
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unproductions for sharing. Anyway, thank you, let' s write together on
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the mural of the soul. But that' ll be another episode. Bye.