Restart... It's the breath of the soul is to change the path without changing the essence is not to give up is knowing the importance of stopping breathing, observe and continue is to become more firm and determined and it is always maintaining persistence and having a focus that is: Restart... Peaceful days!
1644- Según la Cábala, cuando el Alma toca fondo, puede impulsarse a sí misma para alcanzar un nivel superior. Las caídas en nuestra vida son producidas por nuestro Yo Superior. No son un producto del ego. En realidad, al ego le aterroriza la idea de una caída, porque es en esta etapa que encontramos a Dios, nos volvemos más espirituales, más amables, más solidarios. Una caída puede estar representada por muchas cosas: una ruptura amorosa, un accidente, un trauma de algún tipo. Lo que necesitamos saber, no creer, sino saber, es que en el mismo momento de la caída estamos generando la energía necesaria para llegar a un nivel superior”.
1613- Cuanto más alto esta algo, más bajo cae. Del mismo modo, las revelaciones más sublimes se encuentran en los lugares más vulgares. Por consiguiente, si te encuentras en un lugar aparentemente vacío de cualquier contenido espiritual, no desesperes. Cuanto más bajo estés, más alto puedes llegar.
The event of the Candomblé cult, in our days, is the result of the resistance and ancestral memory of black peoples enslaved in lands located on the other side of the Atlantic shore, and trafficked both to Brazil and to other European domains on these other shores. Atlantic. Before leaving for the Americas, they were forced to leave behind everything that linked them there to serve as slaves in the plantation system adopted by the European colonizer in Brazil, partly under Portuguese rule in the Americas. The contact with the various autochthonous peoples and the oppressive relations with the European colocolonizers, ended up leading to not only religious, but cultural syncretism; that is, its constitution is linked to such experiences and to the popular knowledge that emerged from it. Because of this, it is considered an Afro-Brazilian religion, whose trace of union brings the memory of the inhumane crossings made in the holds of slave ships, also known by the nickname of tumbeiro, because many did not survive all this tragic and traumatic experience, responsible for the deaths of approximately 10 to 11 million black lives by colonial necropolitics. Some say that the expression “yaô boat”, used mainly in religious initiation in the Ketu tradition terreiros, comes from there, from the memory of the Atlantic crossings of our ancestors; that is, the men and women who made such crossings, on the same ship, could never have sexual relations. In our days, this impediment applies to the adepts of the same Candomblé.
"There's no point putting a record with bad songs on multiple devices. The transformation is from the inside out. The mind works like a recorder of all our actions, both good and bad. These will be reflected in the various moments of life, regardless of the clothes we will wear throughout the eternities."