The Cosmic Machine

By Fernando Davalos

Agustín and Paloma, our tireless promoters of applied and practical spiritual ecology and their recently formed group "Don Uriel" join various groups of seasoned walkers in the sacred city of Teotihuacán to perform an important ritual-walk during the Autumn equinox. The solid group of walkers, candidates to become spiritual warriors would try to establish the necessary tuning with the pyramid of the Sun, which thanks to the recent work of a group of Tibetan spiritual warriors sent by his holiness the XIV Dalai Lama, had been "activated" and was now capable to distribute to all those who knew how to contact it with respect, honesty and purity, the powerful energy coming from the cosmos that the pyramid was destined to transmute and redistribute for the benefit of individuals and of all the nadis and energetic centres of the enormous Mexican chakra that was active, functioning and contributing to awaken its sacred territory.

• Language: English
• Publisher: Fernando Davalos
• Release date: Dec 30, 2016
• ISBN: 9780986491894

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 Cosmic Machine

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Chapter 1

Teotihuacán

With the valuable help of Don Antonio Velasco-Piña, who generously made the contact, we had the pleasure to meet the Attorney at Law Francisco Lerdo de Tejada who had the responsibility during a long time of conducting Ceremonial long walks in Mexico City. His aid in pro of our awakening was always carried with the impeccability of the seasoned warrior he was. We miss him dearly because he passed away to a better world. Paco, as we all affectionately called him, with all thoughtfulness offered to take us in his car with other travelers, previously gathered in