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Episodio 93 - Una piedra sin valor, valiosa · El Mural del Alma

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So much, good family. Here are the reflections with their own style through
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their favorite podcast platform. This is called the mural of the soul. For
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me it is a pleasure, a privilege to accompany you and that together we
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take company for a few minutes. Sometimes it' s ten, sometimes it
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' s twenty, sometimes thirty minutes, sometimes a little more. But I
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try and make an effort to do a pleasant session in every podcast episode that
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every Thursday morning, as I share and upload to the networks or rather through
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platforms on YouTube, on Facebook, in Spotify, deazer, Apple Podcast,
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Google Podcast. Anyway, many places where accessibility is via podcast. There'
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s the mural of the soul. My name is David Fernandi Guera. I
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am ready to accompany you, as I always tell you, the first Thursdays
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of each month will have a video episode, I hate audio too, but
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also video, so that you know who is speaking to you. And well,
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let' s have a different experience than conventional. Family, thank you
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for the reproductions that you make and that allow the project to move forward.
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I am surprised to see the different statistics on each of the platforms and there
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we are growing, as they say in the musical slang and I love that
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replicate it share this with whoever you want. Feel free to do so and
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thank you for accompanying me every Thursday on this trip called the gun mural.
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Welcome. Well, Family, jewelry reflections, do me a favor. Well
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it turns out and happens that a gentleman visited a jewelry store owned by a
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friend of his. He showed him a wide variety of garments and precious stones.
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Among the collections of stones, he observed one of these which, barely
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if it had brightness, seemed to be dirty. It didn' t draw
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attention, it didn' t reveal its beauty like the others.“ What
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’ s the difference,” the jeweler asked. Taking that stone in his
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hand, he rubbed it at the contact of his hands. It was shining
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in all its splendor. How' s that? How so, the gentleman
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asked and says the owner of this, of this jewelry, this stone is
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an opal that we call a nice stone. His hidden splendor sprouts as soon
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as one. He rubs it between his hands. Wow, impressive Fernando.
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What' s that about opal, what' s that question, that'
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s what you eat with. Well, according to Wikipedia, ay Fernando,
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Wikipedia is a proof, it' s a fallible and editable source. Fernando
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Bueno. I know Wikipedia isn' t God' s word, but it
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' s the source we have. So much so that Microsoft stopped manufacturing in
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letter to give way to Wikipedia, but it is on the topic of well
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talk is a mineraloid says Wikipedia that for historical reasons, it is still registered
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as a mineral, despite or rather not being a mineral, properly said,
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because it is variablely composed of poorly crystalline material very often, well, there
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are some somewhat strange, particular concepts and all this matter. Okay. There
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' s an impressive thing there. But you see that an opal has a
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particularity and is very opaque. But when she kisses it in detail, it
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has its charm. Then the reflection of which takes this for the basis of
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this episode speaks the following. Many lives live in darkness, ignored because there
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has been no attraction to them with ties of love, with human cords,
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not literal. No, but it' s an understatement. Many times we
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have lacked that touch of personal sympathy, which leads us to discover the radiance
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of a life where others have only seen shadows and darkness to see what we
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can get out of here. Many of us perhaps ignored by society, people
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who take us into account, people who make us a side, society that
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makes us a zero to the left, and one lives deceived all life because
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one might have dreams, one had no ideals, one had longings and simple
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and simply for some circumstance, someone came to discourage us from envy a realistic
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heart. I don' t know, but someone saying my little boy,
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when he says I want to be such a thing, I want to be
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a singer, I want to be a lawyer, I want to be such
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a thing. So, at least in my country there are phrases that kill.
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Keep dreaming my little boy that it relaxes. A sentence that kills,
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another sentence that kills, and with what silver another sentence that kills. But
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that' s impossible and that' s it. You didn' t tell
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me not to do that because your brother, your cousin, or I know
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someone who tried to do what you did and didn' t and it went
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very wrong. No, no, no, no, you' re gonna
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go wrong, too. And others that kill worse. You' re a
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brute, you' re a failure. You don' t do any good
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in those things. They make us sick, they cut us down. It
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' s like when you get stabbed and you feel that stabbing, that slash
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there and it' s cramping. That' s like when this nasty incidences.
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If you don' t support the voltage forward, go ahead a little
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bit. Today' s episode is that I did something with flies as a
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child. I' m warning. Eh no, the ones who stay in
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this part of the episode is because they are, as they say in Colombia,
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Berracos and they will accompany me. If you guys satiate me and say
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ay black, that' s how gross you go, go ahead a little
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bit, I don' t say you skip the episode, don' t
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go ahead a little bit. I captured the flies. I don' t
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know how. I don' t know how. It was so good that
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I caught the flies and I said that I played him, what flies will
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be like without wings. Oh, my God, I' m not proud.
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It' s just that, but it' s a bit of a
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crazy bizarre influence I know, I know, and I cut off the wings
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of the flies and the poor little ones, the mosquitoes didn' t fly.
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That' s like saying ay man, I imagine if the fly spoke
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like I said, if the pillow spoke, I' d go if the
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fly spoke. If the fly spoke, they cut off my wings. This
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human is a madman, he' s a bastard. He cut off my
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wings, I' d say the fly, but yeah, imagine me in
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those things as a kid, uh, but I don' t get over
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it there. Well, I have to. Why I quote this and I
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have to get serious this time, because when we dream and want something in
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life someone or something, they cut off our wings. Why do I say
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something, because it is perhaps the socio- economic condition of some people who
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do not allow them to progress. Someone can be a dad, a mom,
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a friend, a brother who soon, out of envy for plotting,
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throws those things and knows it' s the worst thing you think you'
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re not gullible. We' re gullible and I think about it. Why
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do we believe more the pessimist who has the bad vibe, to put it
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some way, why do we believe more to someone who says no this world
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is going to end. It' s not that this nation' s economic
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crisis is going from bad to worse, it' s not that this government
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is corrupt and that' s not like we lost the vote. It is
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not why our nature, our human nature, tends to that and we believe
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more to the negative than to the positive. I' ve always wanted to,
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well suddenly get the chance with a psychologist or maybe a sociologist or even
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an anthropologist. Say, hear why you believe those things, why there'
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s a fascination for the bad, I don' t understand. I honestly
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say I don' t understand. It' s a catharsis that I'
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m doing in this episode of soul morale. Why are we so inclined to
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give reliability, to the bad, to the negative that to a word of
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encouragement, a word of hope that we give my son. I know you
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pain how you don' t leave me like this, why questions I ask
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myself and I think I' m going to keep doing in some other episodes
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that touch the topic, because we read good. The one who reads the
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Bible is encouraged says God, it is so beautiful. He loves me well,
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I feel like he' s with me, he' s gonna give
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me the strength. I' m not going to be alone in this battle
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of life, but the knockout is coming. It went wrong. He didn
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' t give himself what I wanted and or he doesn' t live in
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a total blackout, at a time when simple man and you simply lose hope
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in an episode of the I think it was the second season. If I
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don' t miss the memory of the soul mural or the first one,
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I don' t remember. I was talking about a movie called The Touch
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of the Master' s Hand. The story of a violin that was manufactured,
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sold, passed through several hands, children' s hands at the hands
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of big ones, like they didn' t care, they didn' t
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know how to play the violin and like saying, this violin doesn' t
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work, it' s not touching me, it doesn' t work.
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It' s not like my son sees the scenes from the movie of someone
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playing the violin and that violin sounds like scaring even a cat in is this
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violin or serving this violin doesn' t work. My said is that as
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the saying says the saying, the popular saying, is that it is not
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the arrow to me said, it is the chieftain referring to that it is
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not the object that makes the difference, but it is the one that manipulates
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it, the one that executes it. A beginner who is barely interacting with
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the violin, that violin is going to sound ugly and he will use it
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as a resolver to throw a date something, he will play with the cat
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and kitty, to remove the strings from the violin, as happens in the
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film that speaks to them the touch of the master' s hand. So
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no, that violin is a little girl. Well, anyway, this old
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violin peeled with three strings. If my memory doesn' t fail, because
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I saw the movie. I was over there in a sale waiting for someone
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to offer it and well, I went through several again until I finally got
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to an auction shop. They' re offering different items and nothing. They
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had just all sold out, offered themselves to the best bidders. And here
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' s when the auctioneer asks for more stuff and the assistant tells him there
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' s a violin. And he sees the fiddle finisher for real, I
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mean, no, there' s nothing. No, if you' re
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a violin, no, but let' s finish this and not the violin.
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Let' s not sell it. The good violin, it' s
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okay. That' s paraphrases of mine. Not who gives a dor for
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this violin. Me, one, no, but no. One. Some
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people were going to this one that violently turned under the cane. It'
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s auction No better said let' s get out of here two, five
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dollars, ten dollars, fifteen dollars. No one, no one an impressive
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thing, not twenty. No. No one pushed a penny until an old
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man showed up in the middle of the living room and that old man came
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with some gadgets. He asked for the violin to be finished off and nothing
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takes the violin. See that it' s got three ropes, that'
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s what' s on there. He puts the one he needed, shines
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it, makes adjustments to the pins, to the strings, tunes the violin
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and plays that violin in a masterful way. He finishes that piece of music,
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they have a mental impact and he asks perplexed because, that is,
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no, that is, the execution of the violin fell his mouth. Who
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gives a thousand dollars for this. I give one thousand five hundred, two,
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one thousand, two, one thousand five hundred, three, one thousand
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three thousand. It is not known how much the violin was sold, but
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it was sold to a large amount that made the difference, the touch of
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the master' s hand. So let' s get into the final straight
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line of this episode and I want to do it the next way. Friend
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and friend who' s listening to me piles. This, this has to
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do with the previous episode we' re dealing with, called transformed. We
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are human beings, left behind, abandoned by the people, wounded, wounded,
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abandoned to our fate, who cut off our hopes, our talents,
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our abilities, our dreams at all levels. No level, no stage of
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human society escapes any. There that as one who says the human and the
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divine, and we feel purposeless, disappointed. But that' s where we
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become like this piece of jewelry from this story. Then people see us as
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little. People see us as insignificant. People see us as worthless. But
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there' s one who knows what he knows we' re worth a lot.
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That is our Creator God. He knows us so well and knows what
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material we are made of. Sometimes we don' t believe what we are
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able to do even when God comes in the equation and makes us see reality
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and tells us look, I love you very much, I love you just
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as you are I don' t care about your sin, I don'
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t care about your past, I don' t care what you did.
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I love you and I want to give you a chance to society out there.
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I will not value you as God values you and I love you very
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much. Oh, I think it' s so nice that a God like
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that will tell you one of those things and you' ll believe that.
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To that one must believe what God says, his words, his sayings,
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because he designed us, he created us and he sees what no one carries
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and he injects that energy and tells us he looks. I want you to
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believe that you can do, capable of doing great things in all areas.
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Someone is listening to me and is discouraged, disappointed. He had a dream
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a longing and was not given because someone lowered his morale. Because the silver,
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the lack of silver, the lack of money, the lack of opportunity,
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the lack of resources are there and they are like that restriction on getting
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dreams. I' ll tell you what. Come on you' re able
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to eat the world if you want, when you have God on your side
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as the manager as the one giving you the lever, the partner God,
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the plus is greater, it' s awesome. They will have complicated,
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difficult situations, but as they wish, God will raise us up and tell
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us look as the village says in Isaiah forty- one ten. Don'
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t be afraid, because I' m with you, don' t faint,
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because I' m you, God I' m trying. I will
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always help you, I will always sustain you with the right hand of my
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righteousness. And God also said arise shine because your light has come, or
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rather your light has come and the glory of the Lord has been born upon
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you and it will become sixty one then, friends, family. I'
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m done with this. God believes us, but what happens, what happens.
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Sometimes we don' t even believe in ourselves. But the Lord invites
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us to believe in what we are capable of, just as he believes in
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us to take away that low self- esteem, which has chained us like
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when they do not put a shackle with a very large stone and that one
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cannot walk. Take that off and run into the dream and do the purpose
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you have for those dreams and longings. It doesn' t matter if people
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call you crazy fool that you can' t and don' t show people
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that you' re capable of doing great things. And most importantly, and
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I' ll always do it in every episode of the soul mural. God,
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God, God, God, don' t tell me Fernando, don
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' t talk about God in the mural of the soul, because I'
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m never going to do that. I' m always going to talk about
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God, because God is the backbone. It' s the railroad that passes
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this train called the Alma mural. But I have spoken to him about God
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in a different way, not the conventional and sacred way. Perhaps I speak
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of it in a human way, as an equal, so that you may
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understand that there is a God who loves you very much, but much,
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much, much too much so much that for love of me, for love
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of us, you gave your only child, as the Gospel says John,
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because such a way God loved the world that he gave his only child so
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that everyone who believes in him will not be lost, but will have eternal
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life. The creator of the universe loves us all equally and he believes it,
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he believes in us Let us shake ourselves from that lethargy, from that
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state, from the pessimism of the other and from the yoro. I'
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m sorry that breathing from the wound of touching my wounds isn' t enough
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of that Let' s get up. There are dreams to fulfill. We
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' re not gonna have it easy. I' m telling you that.
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We' re not gonna have it easy. But it is not impossible to
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accomplish things if we have the one above the hand with us and believe me
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that we are going to see God act in incredible ways. But don'
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t have God as the manager, just keep him as the friend of all
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times and all circumstances. So we do look like those opals people reject us.
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But in God' s hands we can do great things and if we
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understand this, we will eat the world and make our dreams come true individually,
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in the familiar, in the matrimonial, in the professional, in whatever
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it is remember, have God always in the equation and it is an incredible
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bust. I know why I' m telling you. My name is Victor
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Hernandiguera. Today' s episode ends. Thank you for joining us and well,
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next time we meet to continue writing here on the mural of the soul Chao Chach