The People: 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 on how many types of people you least expect can help you on your spiritual path.

THE VOICE OF YOUR OWN LIGHT “Brothers from this place, where night does exist. You are in need of the night yet, to understand the day, and of obscurity to feel the Light. Nevertheless, times will come in which you will know its value, and then you will eternally live surrounded by it. You still need hate to understand love, and struggles in order to know the value of peace. And of stumbles so that, day by day, you may rise up. Let it be known to you that I come to visit you, and many are the things I bring to you from that place. Many of you, just by listening to me, will set me a place within your hearts, and will light the flame on your souls. Others will wake up winds which will extinguish it. The latter, when intending to exile me, will be exiling themselves, and upon wanting to hurt me, will be hurting themselves, as I am no other than the voice of their own Light, and I pretend nothing but to call it to illuminate them.”

BLESSED BROTHER ENEMY “I am with those who detest me, because they are the ones whom I need the most and who need me. Those are the ones who will tell me yet the wrongs in me, and thus I will be able to clean them. Because a friend will always tell you about the good, and will hide the bad within you, but an enemy instead will always tell you the bad, hiding your good qualities. Blessed be the brother who is called enemy, because in him we see our faults and thus will be able to correct them. Indeed, I tell you, that in The Beyond, one should be more grateful towards an enemy than towards a friend.”

YOUTH “Is it perhaps that they don’t understand that their children were their grandparents? And that you will become children of your children? Why then, don’t you sow the good, so that when you return to life once more, you may be able to reap the crop of your sown field, thus building up a temple instead of a rampart? And you, young ones, don’t conform with being just twigs and grow to the height your parents have set for you. Be as palm trees which, transcending their difficulties, place their branches within the clouds in the sky. Take examples of rectitude from them, and be straight in your thoughts and in your acts.

It is our inner nature looking for the Inner Heavenly Light. It is the seed, that once it has germinated does not rest until it comes out from darkness, becoming newly born to Light.”