A PERSPECTIVE OF ANCIENT SPIRITUAL TRADITIONS
Arkan Lushwala is a rare indigenous bridge of the global north and south Americas, carrying spiritual traditions from the Andes in his native Peru.
Here is his reflection to the question
WHAT CAN I DO TO HELP?
"People all over the world look at the state of the world and ask,
'What can I do to help?' but as he says
'What can I do to help?' but as he says
it is the second question
The first question is 'WHAT CAN WE BE!?'
Because what you can do is the consequense of who you are.
Once you know what you can be, you know what you can do"...
Because what you can do is the consequense of who you are.
Once you know what you can be, you know what you can do"...
"...Action is extremely necessary at this time. It's not time just to talk about it. Most spiritual thing now is action" ..."but still this action has to come from a place in ourselves that has real talent, real intelligence, real power, real connection to the heart of the Earth, to universal wisdom.
So our actions are not a waste of time. Our actions are precise, our actions are in harmony with the movement, the sacred movement of that force that wants to renew life here on Earth and make it better for the following generations"
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