This is how I see us at Cafh.
Each with our own details.
Perfectly individualized,
But blending together.
Without losing ourselves
We merge.
In a single, very loving process.
Therefore, in truth, more than a click of consciousness.
This is a declaration of love! And of gratitude!
For the friendship we nurture among ourselves with no other interest besides being friends.
For the loving path we walk together and for those who walked it before us and made our own journey easier.
A constant opportunity to reflect on my spiritual vocation.
The first impact I had upon hearing that I need to prepare for my mission,
Was to ask myself:
What have I done with my life?
What am I doing with my life?
And I was surprised by the wonderful answers I was able to give myself.
I realized that:
I am standing on the shoulders of many Cafh members who have worked hard on themselves.
They offered their lives so that I could be attentive to the possibilities of Cafh.
Or rather, attentive to life.
I also realized that preparing for a mission implies a life attitude.
It's an attitude of presence.
A movement that starts from me, as an inner disposition to participate,
to recognize myself as part of the whole.
A permanent reminder, reversibility, of never neglecting myself.
The permanent memory of presence, participation, and reversibility leads me to the concrete experience of Renunciation.
Sometimes it seems to me that...
And what other important aspects have I realized?
One of them is that I need to occupy my place of being led by a servant leader, with the awareness that I contribute my will and freedom to this.
To this process I surrender my experience, my possibilities,
and also my limitations.
And that I need to integrate, to unite.
With all the components that I know I have.
For example, I know that I am made of so many things, like different mysticisms, different knowledge, different cultures, different ethnicities.
But in fact, it seems that evil is really the compound that wants to separate itself from the simple.
It's like that initial mixture of colors.
It seems to me that this mixture of colors is what we actually do, in our process of inner development.
And remembering this, I remembered myself.
This creates conditions for each of us to be the protagonist of our own process.
And this asks for trust! This demands trust from me.
I need to trust that each of us, in our numerous and unrepeatable possibilities, are capable of.
It is an attitude of faith, of trust.
For all this, I am grateful.
I am grateful for the help in remembering myself.
For not reinforcing separations through labels.
That I need to permanently open myself to change.
That I need to give leadership another place.
That I need to join this process.
There is only room for gratitude in my heart.
Each with our own details.
Perfectly individualized,
But blending together.
Without losing ourselves
We merge.
In a single, very loving process.
Therefore, in truth, more than a click of consciousness.
This is a declaration of love! And of gratitude!
For the friendship we nurture among ourselves with no other interest besides being friends.
For the loving path we walk together and for those who walked it before us and made our own journey easier.
A constant opportunity to reflect on my spiritual vocation.
The first impact I had upon hearing that I need to prepare for my mission,
Was to ask myself:
What have I done with my life?
What am I doing with my life?
And I was surprised by the wonderful answers I was able to give myself.
I realized that:
I am standing on the shoulders of many Cafh members who have worked hard on themselves.
They offered their lives so that I could be attentive to the possibilities of Cafh.
Or rather, attentive to life.
I also realized that preparing for a mission implies a life attitude.
It's an attitude of presence.
A movement that starts from me, as an inner disposition to participate,
to recognize myself as part of the whole.
A permanent reminder, reversibility, of never neglecting myself.
The permanent memory of presence, participation, and reversibility leads me to the concrete experience of Renunciation.
Sometimes it seems to me that...
And what other important aspects have I realized?
One of them is that I need to occupy my place of being led by a servant leader, with the awareness that I contribute my will and freedom to this.
To this process I surrender my experience, my possibilities,
and also my limitations.
And that I need to integrate, to unite.
With all the components that I know I have.
For example, I know that I am made of so many things, like different mysticisms, different knowledge, different cultures, different ethnicities.
But in fact, it seems that evil is really the compound that wants to separate itself from the simple.
It's like that initial mixture of colors.
It seems to me that this mixture of colors is what we actually do, in our process of inner development.
And remembering this, I remembered myself.
This creates conditions for each of us to be the protagonist of our own process.
And this asks for trust! This demands trust from me.
I need to trust that each of us, in our numerous and unrepeatable possibilities, are capable of.
It is an attitude of faith, of trust.
For all this, I am grateful.
I am grateful for the help in remembering myself.
For not reinforcing separations through labels.
That I need to permanently open myself to change.
That I need to give leadership another place.
That I need to join this process.
There is only room for gratitude in my heart.