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We practice and practice, and we master how to be what we are not.
Soon we forget who we really are, and we start to live our images. We create not just one image, but many different images according to the different groups of people we associate with.

The fear of not being good enough for someone else is what makes us try to change, what makes us create an image. Then we try to project that image according to what they want us to be, just to be accepted, just to have the reward. We learn to pretend to be what we are not, and we practice trying to be someone else, just to be good enough for Mom, for Dad.

When someone says “you are pushing my buttons” it is not exactly true. What is true is that you are touching a wound in his mind, and he reacts because it hurts.

Your experience of life is shaped by the story you tell yourself

Two people can live the same event and experience totally different realities

This is the time where people need this wisdom again, because modern suffering is largely mental and emotional, not physical.

Stress. Shame. Self-judgment. Fear.
These aren’t accidents. They’re learned beliefs.

Toltec wisdom is about unlearning them.

The Toltec were artists, healers, philosophers and spiritual teachers who’s focus was on the mastery of awareness, love and personal power.
- your thoughts, beliefs and actions create your reality
- you are not here to survive by default - you’re here to create consciously.