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Episodio 97 - El que no se goza la vida, la vida se lo goza · El Mural del Alma

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  Clan. Who hasn' t heard that, that voice as if it were
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  advertising reflect stop for a moment analyze, think what you' re doing,
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  think about how you lead in life, phrases like that. But, well,
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  today I' m going to count, as from the two thousand nineteen,
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  in an organic human form as we are. This is called the mural
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  of the soul. Friends welcome, thanks for the vote of confidence. This
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  is a clumsy attempt, but made of the best possible way to bring a
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  reflection to the soul and, even more deeply, to the spirit. Which
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  in the end is reflected in our human body. My name is David Fernandiera.
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  I am your host and good ready I am to reflect together with you.
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  the mural of the soul is a logo of a green board and the phrase
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  the mural of the soul. I remind you that every first Thursday of every
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  where you see me on video camera and you see me share things. We
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  ' re close to episode number one hundred and I mean, by the way
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  the ghetto, the patch pack, with everyone. These reflections, with this
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  own style I try to make them as much as possible. It is not
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  a conventional standard reflection. It' s not just something I told you at
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  first, human organic. Welcome well for this episode. There' s a
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  poem. I' m still with poems and I love putting some effect on
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  it. That' s where they' re gonna hear it. It'
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  s a river or a reverb, because this poem has a super interesting reflection.
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  Listen to him carefully. It' s called a symphony of light.
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  I' m ready, too. symphony of light. symphony of light from
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  God' s morning. Fill me with soul music, with transparent, smooth
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  and beautiful music. symphony of God' s morning light clarifies my spirit to
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  approach the father. symphony of morning light of God put fulgores on my path
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  so that the day I begin to live will be a wonderful day. symphony
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  of the morning light of God make light the rough path of men so that
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  the vision is enlarged to them and the heart fills them with auroras. symphony
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  of Light of the morning of God enter into the huts of the humble and
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  awaken in his life without hope, in dreams and hopes. symphony of morning
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  light of God comes as a message or love to bitter hearts and souls in
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  which the symphony faith of morning light of God is withering, to emerge songs
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  within my heart. Well, this was the poetic moment here in the mural
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  of the Soul, with this poetry called symphony of light. But now I
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  am not going to do what I have always come, being in these times
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  of poetry so to reflect one by one. I am not simply going to
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  summarize the poetry and tell you what application or reflection we can extract from it
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  in this episode of today' s mural of the Soul. Well to tell
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  you that this song or this poetry speaks of joy, speaks of the importance
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  of, in the midst of those difficult moments, of those crescent and hard
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  moments, having a moment and an attitude of joy, of joy, of
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  rest, in the complicated situations that usually happen in the middle of life,
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  because life is not easy. People, those silly delusions that everything is easy
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  in life, that it' s a garden of roses. No, life
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  isn' t easy for nothing or anyone. The question is what or who
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  we have in this baggage, this trot of this journey that we are undertaking
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  is life. Then there is something very specific that the book of books,
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  the Bible, the writer who is the apostle, Paul told his people in
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  Philippi over there, in chapter four verse four of Philippians, if you are
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  a born, the Bible reader, look for it and if you do not
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  tell Ferdinand I am lazy to read the Bible calmly. I' ll make
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  him, I' ll make him look like him. Paul, the apostle
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  said his people in Philippi, a city in Asia Minor, which is like
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  Turkey and all that area. That' s where I was saying this.
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  Rejoice in God always again I tell you. Rejoice and Look, Look at
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  the curiousness of that biblical passage, what it says, Paul, seeing that
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  the question was hard in Philippi for many circumstances that, as I have said
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  on some occasions, is not my subject, it does not correspond to me,
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  it is known, but that wants to leave it to other people.
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  But Paul, the Apostle wanted to give a message to these people in Philippi,
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  to the Philippians. And it is that, above all, above all
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  questions that happen you family gather rejoice in the Lord' s eye to the
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  data in, the Lord because you rejoice in the Lord is Look at it
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  as if Paul told you this Look at family. The truth is that there
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  are two types of joy, passing joy and permanent joy. Then the passing
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  joy is that which gives the pleasures of this life, illicit sex, alcohol,
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  drugs. So many questions because you don' t know. I'
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  m thinking about this whole week thing. In what sense there are people who
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  hate hate Mondays and pray to heaven for Fridays because it is Friday and the
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  body knows it. Whether or not it was top on social media Et'
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  s Fride and The Borry et Knouse. I think so. I will not
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  be excused by those who are most avid in English. They correct the grammar
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  there in the comments. Hey it' s Friday, if the body knows
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  that those people who say I' ve worked all week, I killed my
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  back so I' ll be the fat sweat, the sweat drop. Already
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  Monday working Tuesday ufff giving him Wednesday with all ay Thursday I am tired.
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  I' m working under pressure, my God, help me, I want
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  goods to arrive on Friday and there' s one on the working day And
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  then people say I want Friday to come and the working day is over,
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  check the card, get out of work and ready to enjoy family, party
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  life, enjoy life. Because Friday came my people to rummage son and people
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  say come and gather everyone in the pop and say come I invite. Everyone
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  who consumes, I invite. And if the happy people conte chévere bacano,
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  ready the boss there said that what I spent he paid it ready. So,
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  who said fear make him eat drink and make him party, music,
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  dance so much and it' s all over, finish the note and what
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  ' s left. Apart from the hangover. No, aside from the hangover.
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  I' ve never consumed drink, alcoholic or at least say, consume,
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  consume no. But look, there are people who take one and the
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  other and the other and the other and the other and the other and the
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  other. The record' s not scratched. I' m just here.
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  All right, podcast' s fine, fresh. And it is already very
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  common, at least here, in Colombia or at least in much of Latin
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  America, that people go to the pups, people go to the taverns,
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  to the records, to the bars and enjoy the music of the moment,
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  at least in Colombia, urban music, tropical music and popular music. Those
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  are the three musical genres that reign at parties, at the happy owared and
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  all this stuff and done, the people of these establishments are earning ticket millionaire
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  income from the alcohol industry. How many billions do not move clearly around the
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  world. But the next morning things happen or before the next morning, because
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  there are people who get drunk, there are people who want to drive the
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  Ebrios car they don' t care and they go and how acus acrobatas exposing
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  their life and that of others, and the vast majority of cases end up
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  in accidents, total car casualties and even death. Now if that person came
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  alive, bloated or drunk, but alive because he didn' t drive the
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  car, he went by taxi and left in a passenger platform vehicle. He
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  came home and with that smell of tufo, that smell of alcohol, he
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  comes and dawns. The next morning there is dawn and dawn with the hangover.
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  It dawns with the headache. Uffy, my God, my head aches
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  in the middle of my head. Do me a favor and make me chicken
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  broth. The chicken broth raises dead par excellence, which removes the hangover,
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  no or medicines specialized in it and life follows the weekend the perfect opportunity to
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  share, of course fantastic. But when we break from socialization to intoxication,
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  that' s another story. Although already on Sunday, if the next day
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  you have to work, people get drunk less drink, because they have to
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  drive, they have to drive and they leave ready and little by little,
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  in a moment or a prolonged way, short pop, they say well,
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  tomorrow is Monday, again the same sheath and then we are there a passing
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  joy, because yes, it is good to share and good people take and
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  good do what they want and feel in full happy ecstatics And what not to
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  talk about the delics. But I don' t hear about it. That
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  is a passing joy, the joy that gives the pleasures of life. But
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  the joy that Paul speaks to his people in Philippi, in Philippians, four,
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  is the joy of God. That' s the one that lasts forever.
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  Recognise yourself in the Lord always. I mean, life is hard,
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  but you have good- bye and with God on your side for more matters
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  that happen. Let' s see the life of another color, let'
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  s see the life of another perspective. Why? Because God is with us
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  and God has the Universe in control. Bad things are going to serve us
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  for good, they are going to serve us to mature, to teach our
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  lives and understand life in a better way, not the cursed, be it
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  like hearing who to say, but living life well. I mean, you
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  have free will, as I have told you in the last few episodes,
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  and you have what my teacher Carmen Guerrero helped you remember in one of these
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  episodes that happened. I think it was in the previous one or it was
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  two episodes ago that I talked about it. She didn' t say do
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  whatever they wanted to face the consequences. And yes, and there are stubborn
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  people and you say it' s not that way, but there are stubborn
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  people that do, I go that way and what? What? What?
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  What are you going to do? What are you going to do? How
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  many are that no, that' s not that way, that I'
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  m going out there and what? And stubborn, stubborn, stubborn, laterque
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  there are, and well, the consequences. Why, Because we, human
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  beings, are thus all nor am I all saved because, because we often
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  err in finding false joy, false, joy, ugly false. The real
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  happiness is to have the one in the top. Don' t talk to
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  him about religion. I' m talking about a close relationship with God,
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  like when you' re with your best friend. Simple. I' ve
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  said that in other episodes of the mural. The decision is from each of
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  us. You decide something after this episode to put on for God. Or
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  I don' t care what Fernando said. I live my life as I
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  have been seeing it so far, because, at the end of the day,
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  each of us is responsible for its actions. We are all responsible for
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  the good, but also for the bad, and may God help us for
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  that. Eh, that' s very strong what I' m saying,
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  but it' s understanding something key and it' s divine joy, that
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  joy of God, that joy of the creator of the universe, that joy
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  of the above. It is the one that truly lasts forever, that when
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  the situation in the world is convulsed, one can have calmness or cannot be
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  calm. And not saying God is in control of this. This isn'
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  t gonna last forever. This difficult situation will not last forever. If I
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  have God as a friend, I' m going to do very well,
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  I' m going to do great. So I' m going to rest
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  in God, I' m going to trust Dad, I' m going
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  to trust him upstairs and I know I' m going to be fine.
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  And the circumstances are going to be fine. A few years ago, year,
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  two thousand twenty, December fifteen of the two thousand twenty I was subjected
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  to an appendectomy, something made me sick at lunch and I had to go
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  to the clinic with my wife. They examined me and words, more words
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  less. Appendicitis, acute, that sheath is gonna burst at any moment.
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  Take him to surgery, to the surgery room, to the O R.
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  We' ve got to take him now. If not, this bursts and
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  you know when appendicitis, when that appendix is to the point and breaks,
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  is destroyed. All those bacteria and debris that were there in the appendix are
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  distributed through the peritoneum, which is that sac that gathers all the guts,
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  all the viscera and puts them in order, and that' s called peritonitis,
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  which is chained death. They were anesthetizing me and all I said when
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  they gave me the proper instructions, all I told them whispering was God,
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  their hands. That' s what God said, his is human. And
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  already the anesthesia was local, but I felt it as general, those who
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  have gone through peritonetis understand me or tell me, no, Fernando, that
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  anesthesia is local. I understand, but folks, I fell asleep, I
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  got sick, I went to sleep. While the surgeon and the entire team,
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  the whole club, are throwing out a knife, scissors penetrating those instruments
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  through the seven layers to reach my large intestine trying to cut and destroy or
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  take out of the middle of my digestive tract my appendix and vote it over
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  there and save my life. I put myself in the hands of God and
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  the Lord through that scientific knowledge, because all science and knowledge come from God,
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  allowed me to live. He gave me a new chance of life and
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  amid the fear I had, for I said I will have that attitude of
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  passivity, of joy in God, because I know that God is in control
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  of me. And so it was. And here we are doing the mural
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  of the soul and doing what I like to do, working on radio,
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  enjoying my wife, enjoying my parents, my brothers, my brothers- in
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  - law, my in- laws, enjoying life, Friends, because that
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  ' s what it' s all about. Enjoy life. The one who
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  does not enjoy life, the life rejoices and better said how he enjoys it,
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  me or eight trampling, ending, destroying, bringing, depression, bringing
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  so many things. Then you be like the eagle, grandmother over the storm
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  of life and chant in powers and enjoy life to the fullest, but in
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  God' s way, not with the way of one of something transitory,
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  like the pleasures of this life that give one a Bacane joy, a pleasure
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  ufff feels rich bacane, but that lasts little, lasts little and pays clear
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  life is even at the expense of those pleasures. Vanos, Ay Fernando,
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  don' t come and lecture. Friends, you' re the ones who
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  decide whether to take this or not. I' m just like that traffic
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  sign that' s there, bet there and you' re going through life,
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  you' re meeting me and I' m giving you a warning.
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  Dangerous curve to the left or right. The signal you put, you will
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  see, you will see whether this instruction here or not. But I advise
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  you. And with this I am finishing the episode that has God as the
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  perfect equation, have God as the friend, as the companion Keep it,
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  to him he will send some signal, somehow to tell us that it is
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  okay and to get to go in that direction and that it is wrong and
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  then avoid joy always, that you do not have to spend much time in
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  a moment of mourning of sadness, that that is respectable, but I did
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  not say that it consumes it. Get out of there and live a quiet,
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  joyful life like an easy, peaceful life. When there is a complicated
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  situation, ready for a moment, it comes to doubt, uncertainty, sadness,
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  rage. But shake that and say God is in control of my life
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  of what is going on. Lord God, help me, get in here
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  in my life and help me, get me this and with God. The
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  perspective of life is different. Life has a different perspective in the hands of
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  God. There are people who take their lives out of multiple circumstances, but
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  there are people who understand that life is hard, they go straight ahead,
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  they go ahead and they breastfeed at the breeze and they put seasoning on life,
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  that' s what, at the end of the day, we need.
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  In the midst of so much news that is happening. Let' s
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  put that area to life and the major seasoner is called God. My name
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  is Vine Fernando Higuera. Finish this episode. We meet in the next family
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  to keep him here on the soul mural. Share this reproduce it. Thanks
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  for the support, Chao.