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| Title | : | The Children of the Maize: Seven Ancient Mayan Secrets to Spiritual Enlightenment, Peace and Happiness |
| Author | : | Arnulfo G. Oxlaj |
| Book Format | : | Paperback |
| Book Edition | : | First |
| Pages | : | Pages: 154 pages |
| Published | : | February 10th 2015 by AMOR Publishing |
| Categories | : | Books. Download Books |
Arnulfo G. Oxlaj
Paperback | Pages: 154 pages Rating: 4.07 | 14 Users | 8 Reviews
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The Children of the Maize is an extraordinary tale of genocide, ancient Mayan secrets and resurrection: the story and teachings of Arnulfo Oxlaj, K’iche’ wise man and guide from the Q´amol B´e lineage in Guatemala. Arnulfo was born without hearing, sight or voice but with a special gift – to be able to hear, see and speak with the soul. A miraculous survivor of a child massacre, a mysterious character he calls Abuelo helped him develop his gift, and transform his endless sadness into a revolution of love and generosity. This book transports the reader into the magical world of the Children of the Maize, the people who remained beneath the shadow of the Centre of Nature, wwho remained in the light, revealing the secrets of the Path of Life, the path to the peace the world is seeking today. This path is still practised, and is highly relevant to us today in our search for happiness and peace.
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| ISBN: | 1502485281 (ISBN13: 9781502485281) |
| Edition Language: | English |
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Ratings: 4.07 From 14 Users | 8 ReviewsCommentary About Books The Children of the Maize: Seven Ancient Mayan Secrets to Spiritual Enlightenment, Peace and Happiness
3 stars not for the content... more so for the format. Incredible stories inside. At times I didn't understand the teachings. This might have to do with the fact English is not his mother language. Grateful for the life experiences that he shares. 3 stars because the text jumped from idea to idea and used broad examples when trying to explain an insight (making it difficult to follow). I have come away thinking that it is impossible for him to put everything he knows into a book. Nonetheless it
Powerful, inspiring and a rare account of Mayan history This book gives insight into the incredible life of Arnulfo and the Mayan people, whose struggles and sufferings led him to live a life dedicated to giving. Explained through the perspective of the indigenous Mayans, yet universal in theme, Arnulfo details the steps necessary to create a world of peace and happiness in a unique, inspiring method.Whether your interest lies in universal law, purpose of life, spirituality, religion, tolerance
The author comes from an ancient part of the Mayan people of Guatemala that is largely unknown to the world today, since his people took a different, more peaceful and harmonious path than that of the Pyramid Builders. Unfortunately, those who seek a peaceful, loving, non-confrontational way of life become easy prey for those who seek power by force, and the authors people as well as the author himself bear testimony to this.Though autobiographical content is included (and very interesting), the
This book reveals the wisdom secrets of the Path of Life, the path of the Nameless walked on by my ancestors since time began. When I speak of the Nameless, I need to be clear that in no way am I referring to nature (what people often call Mother Nature), nor to the Universe, which are both creations. By using the term Nameless, I am referring to the Source and Creator of life itself, the Nimalaj Katat Kajau. I avoid the word God to avoid the religious connotations that this word might have for
Children of the Maize is an intriguing read for three reasons. 1)It tells the story of a Mayan culture that is unfamiliar to most. I learned more about this culture from this book than all of my years in history class.2)It tells the story of a boy who defied odds in a persecuted land, suffering immensely, but growing because of it. The autobiography portion of this book is both inspirational and gut-wrenching at the same time.3)It gives us an insight into the Guardians and the The Path of Light.
Arnulfo G Oxlaj is a 'sabio', a wise man, in his Mayan Guatemalan culture, and after reading Children of the Maize, I can confirm that that is so. It's been a long time since I read a book that challenged my spiritual beliefs. When I was younger I would devour plenty of holistic works, but these days I prefer to rely on my own inner wisdom. That doesn't mean I've not got anything new to learn though. The spiritual path is one of constant learning, and as I said: this book challenged me. It
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