The Circle of Life

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My Dear Seeds,

We have come to meditate in the yurt, it is a tent that comes from Mongolia, round, covered with sheep and yak skin, very beautiful inside, gold and red, it is beautiful, beautiful and it is very comfortable.

The roof is open and you can see the stars, and the moon, there is a full moon.

The emotions, the sea, the mountains, everything moves, everything, when the moon is full it stirs the deepest part of the seas, throughout the planet and makes the faults move and all the mountains, especially the highest ones like of Peru, the Himalayas, all of them, the Pyrenees, move and that is when catastrophes occur, all because of the moon.

The moon, that wonderful moon, that inspires poets, that inspires love, the nine moons we have to count for a life to be born, nine moons, the birth.

But what are we really? Where do we come from? Only an atom, a small, insignificant cell, that becomes large, that feeds on other cells, and that covers the atom, that Divine Atom. And suddenly we find ourselves in mother's arms, recognizing and discovering something that we have already heard but that we had not seen.

What a beautiful discovery, because they are the first sounds, it is music, and when their eyes open, all babies have a bluish colour, because they do not see well, but when they start to discover features, the first ones are those of the mother and father, brothers, sisters.

The first thing they do is smile, or surprised, cry, but if they cry it means they are hungry.

We are so similar to animals that our body is animal, only our Soul is what distinguishes us, and our Universal Memory.

From this glass ceiling, you can see the stars, when a star explodes, it is because it has already reached maturity, just as men and animals reach maturity. They are the stars that are red, the yellow ones, the youngest, the blue ones, very young. The red ones have already reached the end, once they have exploded, they will meet again, along with others that are around, that have already exploded other materials, that exist and live in the universe and they will join together again, it is an attraction, like us, and they will unite again and make a new star, from the one that left their body, they will be born again a new star.

It's just like when a beautiful pretty girl finds a handsome and beautiful boy, the first thing they do is attraction, and they get together, and the first thing they do is love each other. And they are going to reproduce another star, which will later reach maturity, and will pass like those in the sky, in the universe, when they reach maturity, they will end their life, and will be cremated or buried.

If we look at animals, they are very intelligent, very intelligent. A feline mother defends herself and kills for her children, an alpha male always has a pride and gives his life for it and has to fight for that pride and has to defend, but we don't like to see when he kills other lions from another herd.

It's this alpha male, who sticks his fangs into their heads and kills them or throws them off the cliff. We see it as cruel and we don't like it, we turn off the TV. But I'm going to explain to you why he does it.

Because he is the strongest male, the most powerful and he wants his offspring to be the strongest and the most powerful. That's why he always chooses the alpha female, the best, the strongest, the defender, the lioness. Because he knows very well that in the future very large and strong alphas or lionesses will be born from this mixture.

I’ll tell you, better, give you an explanation. In Vietnam, where I spent some time, in China too, in Thailand, in Laos, Cambodia, it was time to plant rice and the mother would save the thickest, prettiest, most beautiful rice, she would put it aside. The smallest ones were put in another bag, and the ones that were already torn were cut, which was barely enough, in another bag. When the father came, he would tell the son, “bring a bag of rice, we are going to plant it,” and the son would say, “which one should I bring, father?

“Pick the best,”

“but it's for us to eat.”

“Take the best, take the biggest and the best,”

“but we will die of hunger, we are keeping that for us we don’t have much”.

And then he said to him,

“Come with me, my son. You see, this rice is beautiful and big, let's plant it, because planting it will give a beautiful, large and prosperous plantation. If we plant the one that is already small, it is so stunted that the plant will not have strength and will not bear fruit. And if we take the one that is already broken, it will not be born.”

You always have to give your best to receive the best.

And that is what the earth wants, the best, because this way it will give double and triple.

The son understood and came home, the mother was crying because they had taken her rice.

And the son said to her, “no mother, we will have a very large harvest. We will be able to eat all year round and sell.”

And so it was.

They lived an extraordinary harvest.

They ate abundantly, gave away and were able to sell. Just like those grains of rice, wheat, beans, corn.

This is how animals and humans are.

Why does it seem criminal that they killed the puppies? If those who were going to be born were strong, to defend them and others, because if they were only weak, sick, the animal race would be lost.

And many animals, when one of their children is born sick or missing a leg, they abandon them, because they know that they will not live, they have to give it to nature, because nature has to feed, like them, on others.

If there weren't animals that clean, half of our planet would eat us.

The first time I went to Tibet more than 35 years ago or so, I was very shocked when a Tibetan family had a baby born, and they took it to the river. It was winter, it is always winter there in Tibet, it is always very cold.

20, 40C below zero, it's very cold, and when he was born they took him to the river and put him in.

“¡Oh my God!”, I said “he's going to die, he's going to die” and they answered,

“It has to be done to everyone”

“It can't be, a newborn.”

If he lives, he will be strong, tough and will resist everything. If he does not live it is because he could not have lived or resisted.

That's how calm they were and that's how they did it, no one died, no one died, because they already carried that strength within. But that's how they did it. They had to pass that test to know if they would live or not.

I'm going to tell you another story, the praying mantis. It is a very pretty animal, green, fluorescent green. It is light, delicate and looks like a flower. It's called the praying mantis because they are always praying, that is, they have their two front legs crossed as if they were praying, two big eyes and it always positions itself on the trees or on the leaves, green ones that are blurred, you can't distinguish them, you can see them. same. And she is waiting, she waits, she is hunting, but she is waiting.

When it is time for her love, the male arrives, falls in love with her, she pretends not to be interested, but he insists because the time has come to reproduce, because the race has to continue otherwise it would become extinct. And I am sure that many young people have never asked themselves that question. There is a fly, I kill it, there is a mosquito, I kill it.

You have to do it with mosquitoes, true, but sometimes there are other animals that kill just for pleasure. This religious blanket waits, it is calm. When the male approaches, after courtship he mates and once he has obtained the fruit, the praying mantis is satisfied and happy. And suddenly, before he realises it, she grabs his head and cuts it off. She eats the head of the male, who has given her life to have other children, and she eats his body, she eats him whole.

The praying mantis finishes, washes itself, wipes its legs, wipes its face, and goes to rest. And she knows that she will very well have children again and they will be in good health. Why do I explain this cruel and beautiful story to you?

Why does she eat the male? That’s where all the proteins are, the food and everything she needs to feed her children and the male knows it, the male knows it. And he sacrifices himself so that her children can build forts and live the time of a summer.

It is ephemeral, but they will live. And that's how we are. Or haven't you heard about it? of so many women who have been abused and men too, because it is the same, it is the same. But we make a parenthesis because we say that the woman, the poor thing, is that the woman is that the man. No, they are beings that all come from the Universe, and that is our behaviour, which is our physique, our body.

The only thing that distinguishes us is our Soul, which no one can touch there, it only belongs to the Universe.

There is another story, very beautiful, the seahorse. The seahorse, like few other species, when it mates with the other seahorse, both are happy because they dance.

Before making love, they dance around each other, once they have joined, she looks at her lover and leaves, she is already happy, she is happy, she has fulfilled her duty and is going to eat because she has expended herself, she is tired and is going to eat.

The male seahorse remains calm, and also goes to eat, he eats, he searches, he meets with others, but he grows fat, fat, fat, until the moment comes where the babies grow in his belly, from male, of the seahorse, and when they are ready, he expels them and they are born.

Many are born, many, they are born, they are born, they are born, and once he has expelled them all, he is calm and happy and takes care of them. He makes sure that no adversaries come to eat them. They watch them a lot, the mother is also there, but it is the father who takes them. It is something very curious.

There is a very ancient animal, which has been around since the beginning of the world, it is called a snail. A snail, it is the only snail, that is an aphrodite, can mate itself and have babies. The snail is female and male, they look for companions, but when they have no one, they reproduce it themselves, it is very interesting.

Each animal has a thread, which is linked to a whole family of ancestors, present and will have a future.

Elephants, for example, always live in a herd except for the males, who have to work for their territory and ensure that no one approaches the herd, but mothers are all one. When a mother has an elephant, a baby elephant, all the sisters, aunts, all grandmothers, will protect it, will take care of it.

And if the mother is going to eat, whoever has other babies is going to feed that baby because they are all one and they are going to help each other, but if they see a rest of elephant bones that have been left in the savannah, in Africa, they will to smell and they are going to bow to him and they are going to greet him and they are going to respect him and recognize him, it is something extraordinary. They respect man, they have always respected him, they never attack to kill, there is always a reason, they kill to eat and survive.

What happened now? We have had Covid, but it is over. Why are we afraid? Why are we afraid to hug each other?

Why are we afraid to go out? Why are mental illnesses coming out? Why were we locked up? No. It has affected us, it is true, a lot. But it is because we are afraid of touching the earth, of working in a garden, of working it, of making a garden, of being able to see the tomatoes, peppers, vegetables, salads bloom.

Servant always has her orchard, her garden, I can't live without it, without my flowers, my plants, I can't live, it's life, it's life.

Take a moment to touch the earth, go to the mountains, go see those beautiful trees. Don't be afraid, go back to where you came from. You have heard about neanderthals, sapiens, etc., etc. But they lived very intelligently, they killed to eat too.

But they loved each other, they took care of each other, they created weapons, they combed their hair with the scrapes of fish and those who didn't have fish, with the fine bones of certain animals. So we are privileged. Let's be grateful to God and the Universe.

We have trees, we have land, let's contemplate how plants grow, let's put a seed and we will see it grow, which is the most wonderful thing. We have forgotten that the earth is so beautiful, we have forgotten that human beings are perfect.

Yes, I said perfect, with all its defects, but it is perfect, it is the perfect machine. Why are we ashamed to say that we love? Why are we afraid to hug each other? Why are we afraid to look in the mirror?

The mirror will give us the image that we want to see, if others find us handsome and well, let's make that decision and that courage to accept ourselves as we are, because the heart cannot be seen, the love that is inside is only felt.

And beauty is that joy that it gives us, when we get close to people we love, or an object or a plant or a tree. That is true love. How beautiful to be able to have a book in your hand and read?

How happy to be able to listen to music! that we need it so much and whoever knows how to sing or play an instrument, Hallelujah! What else could I tell you?

The butterfly is one of the softest, most delicate, lightest animals, they are so beautiful. When spring arrives, the first ones begin, some small ones white, some yellow, others blue, others brown. Here we have several varieties, but in your countries you have wonders of wonders, I'm not saying Brazil anymore, it is one of the champions, Costa Rica, everyone, you have wonderful butterflies.

The majority that we have here lives one day, is born in the morning, first it is, it comes out of the ground, it is a worm, a caterpillar, or from a tree, a caterpillar. And it hangs on a branch, in a bush, and waits, and comes out of the coconut. And it takes out one wing, then the other, and once it comes out it doesn't have a minute's rest because it has to live its childhood, youth and its maturity, all in one day.

And has to hurry because the fields of flowers are waiting for her, those colourful flowers are waiting for her. And they know that they have to go, feed and pollinate, and they know it. With their wings, fluttering around the flowers, they drop that pollen that will cross with others, and that will bear fruit. Just like almonds, just like peaches, fruits, everyone needs butterflies, birds, bees.

What a beautiful thing, that's life. Let's know how to appreciate it, let's know how to enjoy it, let's take the time to look. Let's open our eyes wide to admire.

There are some young people who are living near a river, there is gold, in that river there is gold, because every day they saw how the water passed, how the water sang, the water has memory, it sings, it informs. You feed the fish, you give water to the birds, the wild ducks, the geese, the geese.

They're happy. those two young people. They have also been able to see the flowers, the trees. They have been around the mountains. That's wonderful because there are still young people who want life and want to live. That is nice.

That's life. That is the Universe.

With all my love,

Your Gardener,

It's long, but it was so beautiful, to be able to be with you and love you.

I will be with you soon.

I love you.