The School of Spiritual Training

By Fernando Davalos

Agustin and Paloma, tireless promoters of applied and practical spiritual ecology decide to accept in their newly formed group "Don Uriel" a small group of enthusiastic but naive seekers of truth that asked to join them in their efforts towards the awakening of their sacred land. In order to provide them with an adequate instruction and with a much needed spiritual strengthening, they decided to put this young group into contact with some sacred places located on the northern riviera of Lake Chapala where it flows powerful the energy of the ancient spirit of Mexico to help in this way to achieve their group solidity and their individual strength.

• Language: English
• Publisher: Fernando Davalos
• Release date: Dec 29, 2016
• ISBN: 9780986491887

Fernando Davalos

Fernando Davalos PhD is an Architect, Homeopath, and Holistic Educator who had fortunate contacts and work experiences with elders of the indigenous traditions of México and the American continent that were a definite influence on his actual path. For the last years he has worked in different capacities at Mount Royal University, and the University of Calgary where he obtained a Doctorate degree in Education.

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The School of Spiritual Training

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Chapter 1

The New Groups

The young student of Architecture Arturo Guerrero and his beautiful fiancée Mariana Ventura, a Pedagogy student, were an enthusiastic and harmonious couple that along with their own small group constituted a new and vibrant contribution to the work of our group "Don Uriel". Their honesty and the enthusiasm that Arturo provided at all times as well as the support that he received from his beautiful better half who didn’t hesitate to show him his faults accepted by Arturo with humility, were always contagious and comforting to see.

This small and young group - which Paloma and I knew because of our new work as university professors - aimed sincerely towards the achievement of a high spirituality. As many Mexican youths, they were impressed when they knew about the story of the sacrifice and enormous feat achieved by the Mexican Dakini Regina and her group in Mexico four decades ago. They were avid readers of the testimonies of our sacred history that Don Antonio Velasco Piña was giving through his books and about the work urgently needed towards awakening in our sacred land. For this reason, they asked us to join their small group to the efforts that with the same goal our group Don Uriel was making in the West of the country.

Due to the evident fact that all their members were in a learning stage, Paloma and I made a mutual reflection of