Latest / Reflexiones cristianas con José Ordóñez / 384 El laegado de la masculinidad parte 1
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- 0:04Podcast number three hundred and eighty- four. This podcast, along with the
- 0:12three hundred and eighty- five, will be talking to you about masculinity,
- 0:19the wrong way, as society sometimes tends to understand the term masculinity, as
- 0:24parents understand it and then communicate it to their children, because from childhood we
- 0:30are given the order to behave like true men. Be strong, not cry
- 0:37fit for tough sports, finish school, get a girlfriend to prove to others
- 0:44that we are men, take out our first credits for, according to experts,
- 0:49have credit life, buy the first bike or car, finish a career,
- 0:56perform military service, commit to marry, pay the expenses of a house,
- 1:03have children as soon as possible so they see you as a father know
- 1:08what to do every time that family needs decisions. Be faithful to the wife,
- 1:15pay taxes, buy a home for the family, be the best counselor
- 1:21for your teens, finish paying them a career to age in the best way
- 1:27possible, take care of your wife, comfort her when the children leave,
- 1:34be good grandfather, pension, achieve ecorobic stability at any price and die leaving
- 1:42a legacy, but what is a good legacy. A legacy is not the
- 1:49same as an inheritance. Whatever you leave your children' s inheritance. After
- 1:55an average of sixty years of hard work, he will probably end up dilapidating
- 2:01in just sixty days, because most likely those who will enjoy what you work
- 2:07sometimes without meriting it. It' s the daughters- in- law,
- 2:13it' s the sons- in- law. Instead, a legacy is
- 2:15what is left when we are in use of good retreat or have departed for
- 2:21the presence of the Lord. The cemeteries are full of tombstones in which epitaphs
- 2:27are written that show if there was a legacy. No one writes a tombstone
- 2:32for an inheritance, that is, you don' t read my father'
- 2:38s gravestone with affection for leaving us the drugstore. You date new hours of
- 2:40attention to the public from Monday to Friday, from eight in the morning to
- 2:45eight in the evening. No one puts on a tombstone of your children with
- 2:50less carlos affection, which didn' t put anything. Or here lies my
- 2:54dad product of an ulcer and attention in a ps you have started to think
- 3:00of the phrase that they will put in your epitaph, your family or the
- 3:06ashtray of the bear where they will put you. I' m going a
- 3:10little further, what kind of phrase your kids will say about you when they
- 3:16' re in the wake. Imagine this image. A few months after your
- 3:21departure, your son walks with his son through the park. Your grandson,
- 3:25for some reason, decided to remember you and asked his father what you really
- 3:31were like. Dad told you what my grandfather really was, what memories you
- 3:39have of your childhood next to him to see what your son would answer.
- 3:46Well, that' s your son' s answer. That' s the
- 3:51legacy. Another example. They take a red one your widow and her friends
- 3:59have departed for the presence of the lord and the one who was alive.
- 4:01Your wife talks to her sisters. Even one of your daughters sneaks into the
- 4:08conversation. She gets her eyes wet reminding you and decides to count marital infidences,
- 4:15the way you treated her the times you were special to her, the
- 4:20unforgettable moments. Maybe in the end I' ll say ay that man was
- 4:26amazing. Life next to your dad was wonderful. It was a great experience.
- 4:33That' s what your widow says, that' s the legacy.
- 4:39But imagine in the fourth generation forward, no one will remember you anymore.
- 4:45If you don' t believe me, give me your grandfather' s dad
- 4:48' s name and tell me what he really was like, so your grandson
- 4:55' s son probably doesn' t remember or even know who you were,
- 5:01but he' ll be affected in a good or bad way by the legacy
- 5:06you left to your generations. You understand the importance of leaving a true legacy,
- 5:13for example, the legacy of masculinity. Like I said, in this
- 5:19podcast and next time we' ll be talking about masculinity. For now this
- 5:26one I will finish here, but tomorrow, in podcast three hundred eighty-
- 5:30five, we will be talking about the legacy of masculinity, of false masculinity,
- 5:39that masculinity is not hardness, that masculinity is sensitivity, that masculinity is
- 5:46not superiority. Masculinity is not promiscuity either. Masculinity is recognizing mistakes and asking
- 5:55forgiveness. We will also discuss that masculinity must be learned correctly. So don
- 6:03' t miss tomorrow' s podcast. For now I wish you dear man
- 6:12that you are listening to this podcast, because you are subscribed to this playlist
- 6:18or because suddenly another man shared it with you, or suddenly it was your
- 6:23wife who, trying to deliver you a message, decided to send you this
- 6:30audio in podcast format. For now I want you to have a nice day,
- 6:35but also never lose sight that God does teach us a true masculinity and
- 6:43that you must leave the good legacy to your next generations of what is a
- 6:47true and masculine man. Podcast. Number three hundred and eighty- four.
- 6:54There are three hundred and eighty- three more waiting for you in Christian Joseph
- 6:59Ordonez. There you find the Christian community. Courses on how to educate and
- 7:04discipline children, the school for parents, the workshop for marriages, studies about
- 7:10pornography, masturbation, sexuality classes, the course we gave Jasmidi and I about
- 7:15infidelity, how to get it healed, how to heal the wounds in a
- 7:20marriage that has been exposed to this cancer that is destroying families today. So
- 7:29have a nice day and please give society the best version of a male man
- 7:34God bless you