The Human Mind: Discourses from “Así Hablaba Quetzalcóatl (Thus Spoke Quetzalcóatl),” Part 2 of 2

Let us continue with selections from ‘Así Hablaba Quetzalcóatl (Thus Spoke Quetzalcóatl)’ with insightful wisdom from the enlightened Master on the true meaning behind the many happenings in nature.

“If life brought you without anything, what are you afraid to lose? Why don’t you give yourselves until you become naked? In this way, you will not owe anything to life. In this way, you will even give away anguish and fear, and you will be without them. She makes days pass by very slowly, and tears the veils that cover the serene dwelling of your Inner Silence.” “Make an effort to acquire consciousness of what you really are, and the same way the morning sun evaporates the dew drops from the fields, may consciousness dissipate forever the anguish from your hearts.”

“And He arrived to a site where there were many sick people. And fever laid down among them, and it was eating from their hands. And pain was their collective blanket. So, He went and sat among all of them, and taking wet cloths He applied them on their foreheads, and capturing His own breath He laid it on their souls. And so, He said to them with comfort: Blessed are you Brothers, because Sister Illness is determined to come and purify you. And saying nothing, she has entered into your bodies and has possessed them.”

“Don’t be ignorant, and don’t think that everything that happens to you is a punishment from the Gods. Because indeed I say to you, nothing happens under Heaven unless it is for man’s sake and his Evolution. But I also say to you, that not always what happens is what we wish, but what is more convenient to our ascension. That which comes to us is not always what we plan with our limitations and selfishness, but instead what will make us become Conscious and messengers of Light, as time passes by.”

“That evening, the potent voice of Quetzalcoatl resounded all over the valley, reaching the mountain where the echo lives, and when the echo answered back, He talked to the multitudes that were listening to Him like this: Town of Tula, what is the use of my words if they make an echo in your hearts, without leaving any trace? What is the use of my cries if they do not find in you a place to cover and dress up with your deeds? What is the use of my deeds, if you turn your eyes because they hurt you? Indeed, I tell you that it is easier to move this mountain, than to move a heart that doesn’t wish to move. Indeed, I tell you that all the wind of the world would not succeed in moving one single leaf from the tree of apathy.”

“When the Master scolds strongly, he does it to be as a sieve for the minds of his beloved ones, causing the falling of trash and the liberation of wisdom. When we truly love our Master, we will keep loving him, even when he scolds us. We will love him equally.”