Guillermo Marín Ruiz

Guillermo Marín Ruiz

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Portrait of Guillermo Marín Ruiz Guillermo Marín Ruiz Translation:Toltec Pedagogy (2009)

In the same way parents gave their children to the telpochcalli or the Ichpochcalli in a ceremony, where speeches were eloquent, in the sense of education values:
"Here you are my daughter, my collar and fine feather, my creature and my making, the red of my blood, my portrait. You have come to life, you were born, our Lord Tloque Nahuaque sent you here, the doer, the creator of people on earth.
Now you realize things, you see how it is here; there is no joy there is no happiness, but sorrow and unhappiness and tiredness and misery; sorrow and misfortunes in excess.
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Portrait of Guillermo Marín Ruiz Guillermo Marín Ruiz Translation:Toltec Pedagogy (2009)

All the large and ancient civilizations, have followed the long road of their "human development" through a complex and elaborate structure of knowledge that explain and give sense to the individual life, the family, community and State. All these civilizations have invariably sought to answer three basic questions which are the foundations where all human development rises: who am I, where do I come from and where am I going?
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Portrait of Guillermo Marín Ruiz Guillermo Marín Ruiz Translation:Toltec Pedagogy (2009)

My son, created and born in the world by God, in whose birth we your parents and relatives put our eyes. You've born and lived, and emerged as a chick hatch and grew like it; you rehearse the flight and temporary exercise. We do not know how long God will want us to enjoy such a precious jewel. I came, son, carefully, and entrust to God that created you, to help you, because he is your father who loves you more than me. Yearn to him day and night, and place your thoughts in him. Serve him with love, so that he favors you and free you from dangers.
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