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Aqui no prometo a nadie felicidad eterna para quienes cumplan determinados mandamientos o procesos espirituales en lo que quede de esta existencia. Solo os aseguro a todos que, en un universo en estado de conflicto como en el que estamos, es muy posible que tal felicidad absoluta no vaya a existir, si no nunca, al menos no durante miles o millones de anyos mas de todos los que ya han pasado con las infelicidades ya conocidas, asi en la Tierra como en los cielos galacticos. Para los indios, lo importante no era la felicidad, sino la plenitud, pues esta consistia en una forma de sabiduria y de sentir que era capaz de abarcar tanto a los estados gozosos como a los penosos, de vivir a pleno tanto la felicidad como las cosas que les causaban tristeza. La vida feliz que propone como meta el marketing espiritualista, nada tiene que ver con las sabidurias ancestrales de la America precolombina. Recuerda bien las formulas:
TIEMPO + ESFUERZO + PENSAMIENTO + HUMILDAD = CONCIENCIA
Here I do not promise to nobody eternal happiness for those who certain orders or spiritual processes fulfill in which it is of this existence. Single I assure you to all that, in a universe in state of conflict like in which we are, it is very possible that such absolute happiness is not going to exist, if not never, at least not during thousand or million years but of all those that either they have happened with the well-known infelicidades or, thus in the Earth like in galactic skies. For the Indians, the important thing was not the happiness, but the fullness, because this consistia in a wisdom form and to feel that he was able to include so much to the joyful states as to the laborious ones, to live to plenary session the happiness as much as the things that caused sadness to them. The happy life that it proposes as puts spiritualist marketing, nothing has to do with the ancestral wisdoms of pre-Columbian America. It remembers well you formulate them: