“Equivocarse es humano. Reconocer tus errores y abrirte a la
transformación es divino. Tener la honestidad de reconocer los propios
defectos es el primer paso hacia la perfección. Todo ser humano, de
alguna manera, ejerce pequeños o grandes delitos todos los días; incluso
el ser humano considerado normal carga en su interior un grado de
perturbación, de locura o maldad. Algunos casos se vuelven patológicos,
pero todos, de alguna manera, tienen un lado enfermo. Esta insania nos
impide manifestar nuestros dones y nuestros talentos y nuestra
inteligencia. Y para curarnos esta insania necesitamos, en primer lugar,
reconocerla.”
To err is human. Recognizing our mistakes and opening up to transformation is divine. Having the honesty to recognize our faults is the first step towards perfection. In some way, everyone commits big or small offenses every day. Even human beings who are considered to be ‘normal’ carry within themselves a certain level of disturbance known as madness or evil. Some cases it becomes pathological, but in one way or another, all of us have a sick side. This insanity prevents us from manifesting our gifts, our talents and our intelligence. In order to heal this insanity, we must first recognize it.”
To err is human. Recognizing our mistakes and opening up to transformation is divine. Having the honesty to recognize our faults is the first step towards perfection. In some way, everyone commits big or small offenses every day. Even human beings who are considered to be ‘normal’ carry within themselves a certain level of disturbance known as madness or evil. Some cases it becomes pathological, but in one way or another, all of us have a sick side. This insanity prevents us from manifesting our gifts, our talents and our intelligence. In order to heal this insanity, we must first recognize it.”
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