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Episodio 99 - Como es el verdadero ser humano? · El Mural del Alma

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  Life is to live it, to enjoy it, but also to reflect.
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  And that' s what the mural of the soul is for. Friends welcome
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  to one more episode of this time. My name is Davis Fernando and I
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  want to be an Amphitron. I' ll show you something. The 100th
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  episode of the Alma mural is approaching. Wow, impressive one hundred episodes and
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  I haven' t believed it myself since the year two thousand nineteen making these
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  reflections in style and well, let' s see that the creator allows us
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  from now on and I hope organically more people can join this podcast. On
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  any of the platforms. We are in all the most important, the main
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  ones that are not also Facebook. YouTube. There we are, too,
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  and I tell you one thing. The next episode that' s going to
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  be the Hundred is going to be on video. I' ll get some
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  thought. I' m going to talk to you about a lot of things
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  or mural anecdotes. Well, let' s see what I don' t
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  know what we' re doing for this one hundred episode. But what'
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  s going on is episode 100 next week. Remember that every first Thursday of
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  every month, in the morning hours, at about eight in the morning time
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  of Colombia, we publish everywhere podcasts, episodes. Rather, in the case
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  of the podcast video, it' s only on YouTube to keep it in
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  mind and we' ll see you there. They see me, they know
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  me and well, it is another way and another way to live the experience
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  of the mural, of the family soul, to reflect, welcome, good
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  description of the great man according to a reflection I found. Through there the
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  great man maintains his way of thinking, regardless of public opinion. He'
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  s calm, patient, neither screams, nor despairs. Think clearly, speak
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  intelligently. Live with simplicity. It' s from the future, not from
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  the past. He always has time. He doesn' t despise any human
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  being. It captures the impression of the vast silences of nature, the sky,
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  the ocean, the desert. He does not feel vanity, as he
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  does not seek advancement, he cannot be offended. He' s always got
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  more than he thinks he deserves. He' s always willing to learn from
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  children. He works for the pleasure of work and not for the material reward.
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  It lives true, it is spiritual where neither praise nor reproof reaches.
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  However, your isolation is not cold ama suffers think, understand what you have
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  money or social position does not mean anything. He cares only what you are.
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  Change your opinion easily when you see your mistake or as soon as you
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  see your mistake. It does not respect the consistency venerated by small people.
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  Respect only the truth. He has a man' s mind and a child
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  ' s heart. He knows himself as he is and knows God. Now
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  is a good time to take an introspective look at this reflection that I have
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  just shared with you today. First sentence. The great man maintains his way
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  of thinking and, regardless of public opinion, there is nothing more to say
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  here is not a person who has his own judgment and does not let himself
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  be carried away from what they will say. Second, it is quiet,
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  patient, neither screams nor despairs a society like this, that lives by stress
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  in an impressive way and that there are jobs under pressure, alterations stress despair
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  screams and improperius. A true man, a true woman, is calm,
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  calm, patient. Think cold, not hot, not hot. There'
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  s nothing more tremendous than thinking hot. I shared it in a second season
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  episode of the soul mural. When you think hot, you say stupid things
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  the quiet one, who is patient, thinks before talking and doesn' t
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  talk to think. Third sentence. Think clearly, speak intelligently. He lives
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  with Saint Cls. There' s nothing to explain. Next sentence is from
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  the future, not from the past. I mean, well, yeah,
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  there' s a sentence. All past time was better, okay, but
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  you have to live the present and project into the future, have goals vision
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  and perspective that there will be a better tomorrow. In every next sentence.
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  He always has time. Impressive Uff. He always has time. No,
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  I don' t have time to listen to the morale of the soul.
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  How can it not be between ten and thirty minutes, but no more.
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  I don' t ask much of your time. But now, concerning life
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  in general, there is time for everything and everything has its time and everything
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  you want under the sky has its hour. The writer of Ecclesiastes said in
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  the Bible. That person has time to work, to study and to share
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  and enjoy life and enjoy people. We talked about that in the previous episode
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  that has the phrasing of a very famous tropical song. Hey open your eyes,
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  look up, enjoy the good things life has. That is the title
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  of the previous reflection. Finish this and you' ll hear another sentence.
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  He doesn' t despise any human being. I repeat, he does not
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  despise any human being. If God makes no exception to people, according to
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  the Bible, who we are to do so, it is not necessary to
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  do so. Next sentence captures the impression of the vast silences of nature,
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  the sky, the ocean, the desert, that is, it looks at
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  the small details and I dare say it gives thanks, thank God, to
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  life, to the universe. For those little details. Sometimes we focus so
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  much on the great details that we downplay small ones. It is that person
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  who enjoys the quietness of being with oneself. There is time to share with
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  others, There is time to share with people, but there must also be
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  time to share and to introspective. Self. Next sentence does not feel vanity,
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  as it does not seek advancement, it cannot be offended. He always
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  has more than he thinks he deserves, the vile thing that you don'
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  t have to have a bigger concept of one than you should have. But
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  that does not mean that one has less of a concept than God determined one
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  is and already one knows what one has and is capable of. But you
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  don' t have to be proud, you don' t have to be
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  proud, you don' t have to be pretentious, you don' t
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  have any of that, and there' s nothing more to explain. Next
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  sentence is always willing to learn even from children. He takes everything for his
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  personal learning, everything and everyone of the good and the bad. Next sentence.
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  He works for the pleasure of work, not for the material reward.
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  There are people whose work is a burden and they do the black thing about
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  the bat. And they call me the black guy on the bat, because
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  work for me is an enemy, work. I told him the whole ox
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  because the work was done by God as punishment. No. If you don
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  ' t feel good about your work, you' re not doing that which
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  you' re meant to do in life. Look for fight for your dreams,
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  fight for what you want, for what you are born, and you
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  will understand one day that what you do is not going to do a job,
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  but it is passion because you tell me to pay me to do what
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  I like. He tells me he didn' t touch me in this job
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  because there' s no more. My parents dismotivated me. The economic situation
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  is very ugly then it touches on what comes out, pursues your dreams.
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  It' s not gonna be easy, but you' re gonna make it.
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  Fight for your dreams, for what you want, for what you yearn
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  And so you will work for the pleasure of work and not for the material
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  reward. Another sentence. He lives a certain spiritual isolation where neither praise nor
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  reproof reaches. However, their isolation is not cold, loves, suffers,
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  thinks and understands. It' s that connection to God. It is that
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  connection with the creator, beyond the ritual of Loorrillis, but a friendship with
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  God and the fruit of that conveys love, empathy, understanding. Live life
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  as God says to live it. And how is it that God says that
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  we live life with love, with joy, with peace, with patience,
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  with kindness, with goodness, with faith, with meekness and self- control.
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  Those are the ingredients for living life. In God' s way,
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  it' s not taped, it' s easy. For the one who
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  says I want it would be natural. Another sentence. What you have money,
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  social opposition means nothing to that real man. You can impress whoever it
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  is with silver, money, posture, but that person, that true man,
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  that true woman, understands that those are three- way things, they
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  are appearances, they are masks, that there is life beyond having material possessions,
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  because life does not consist in the amount of goods one possesses, but
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  it is to enjoy life in God' s way, enjoying the good of
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  life, enjoying loved ones. As I shared in the previous episode, another
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  one cares only what you are for him, for her that phrase of friends
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  tell me how much you have, how much you are worth. It'
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  s not important. The most important thing is what is in the heart and
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  in the way of being of the next person. He changes his mind easily
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  as soon as he sees his mistake. He' s not proud, he
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  ' s not boastful, he' s not pretentious, he' s not
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  proud, or he' s not proud. No. When someone tells him,
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  you did this, you didn' t mess up. He says you
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  ' re right today. You know what I' m gonna try not to
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  make that mistake again. Thanks for telling me. You know, it doesn
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  ' t respect the consistency venerated by people of little importance according to society,
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  or people who aren' t even taken into account by many situations. Or
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  rather, what we could say here is those people who make noise. Rather,
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  I want to elucidate this phrase. Well, those people who make noise
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  and who are with those snowballs, who are harmless, but want to destroy.
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  Do not parables to the small things that a foolish or pessimistic person has
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  rather that means that last sentence. Or rather we go with the last sentences.
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  Respect only the truth. I have nothing else to add. Next sentence.
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  He has a man' s mind and a child' s heart,
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  that is, he' s a centered person, he' s a person
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  who has the sheaths defined in his life. Do you know where it comes
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  from and where it' s going? But it' s simple. That
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  for me is the translation of that phrase and the last one knows itself as
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  it is and knows God and look how important it is to have God in
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  the equation of everything. I' ve always said it and I' m
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  going to hold it, because it says good. My relationship with God leads
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  me to know my praiseworthy points, my abilities, to know what I am
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  made of and what I am capable of, but also my blind spots.
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  I' m wrong, I' m messing with her. Then be my
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  dofa, my womb, every family, my weaknesses, my opportunities, my
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  strengths, my threats, and I walk by the hand of God, for
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  with God life is easier, it is more bearable, not so easy,
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  but more bearable. We' re going to have and I' ve said
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  it in these episodes, last problems, difficulties, afflictions, but Dad God,
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  when we invite him to our side and he tells us come, Dad
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  my God help me, walk with me, he' s going to come
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  back and make us understand the perspective of life that we turn problems into opportunities,
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  into issues that are going to weigh us to a new level. We
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  make problems a catapult to grow as a person, as members of a society.
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  Anyway we see opportunity in adversity. I repeat that the real man.
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  With this phrase he knows himself and as he is and knows God. With
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  God aside, he sees adversity and makes it an opportunity. How tremendous that,
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  uh, then I gave him some tips related to the true human being,
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  true woman, true man. He is a person who has a different
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  perspective on life and who, above all, has God. So, friends,
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  family, there' s homework to do every day and it' s
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  an exercise not a moment after listening to the Almano mural. It has to
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  be done starting with me and you also do it every day of life and
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  what one repeats after a long time, that in the end becomes a habit.
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  My name David Fernando Iguera ends this episode. We' re approaching episode
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  number Hundred We' re going to have it on video, so wait for
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  it next week and, well, then we' re going to keep writing
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  together, as always here on the soul mural. Thank you so much for
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  joining me, Chaoh.