The indigenous soul
When we are attracted to indigenous knowledge, it is actually our own indigenous soul that is calling us, because it needs to express itself and be recognized. It is that part of us that is known to be linked to nature and the soul of others, in a dynamic of integration and development. The indigenous human being is not someone to study as if it were a curious object; is someone in whom we can recognize our own unknown face.
Nature as a Guide
Nature is the visible face of the Great Spirit that connects and unites everything that exists. The Powers of the World are the forces of nature that we approach from a spiritual perspective; This simply means that we find in them the ideal and necessary space to finally recognize what we are and what we come to do in this world.. The Powers of Nature speak the silent language that reveals to us the truths that will give meaning to our lives.
What does it mean to be Toltec?
We define the Toltecs as the cultural and spiritual matrix of all Mesoamerica. Their historical being is born among the Olmecs, flourishes in Teotihuacan and is also projected to all the peoples who inhabited Mexico, Southern United States and Central America. From their worldview, their poetry, their philosophical and spiritual concepts, we define the Toltec as a condition of being based on the integration of opposites. The Feathered Serpent expresses the realization of this integration and is a necessary path for every human being and for all humanity. For this reason, the Toltec condition refers to a universal possibility for all human beings, indigenous and non-indigenous.
The Essence of Shamanism
The shamanic experience consists of access - at the level of experience- to the unknown part of our consciousness, through spiritual interaction with the forces of nature. Unlike everyday consciousness, this other consciousness is not based on reason, but in silent knowledge and fulfills the function of giving the necessary balance to reason. That is why it is too important to leave it only in the hands of shamans. The awareness of the other-self is everyone's heritage and we all need it to integrate the totality of what we are and thus prevent reason from turning against ourselves.
