Matter Of Soul - Parts One, Two and Three...

Matter of Soul - Part One - Relationships the beginning -

I get many questions about how to find a good relationship. How do I find the right person or attract them? Is my soulmate out there and how will I know?

It has been said that to attract the person you want to be with you have to be that type of person. If you are not naturally that person you will be unhappy living a made up self for the sake of what you thought you wanted. It is better to love yourself first and discover who you are so that you attract the person who really sees you and hears you.

Never look for someone who is almost right and expect to change them to be perfect for you that will only lead to resentment. If you need to change someone to make you happy then the change really has to be about you because you are not taking a good look at who you really are in this life.

Be happy with yourself and you will soon attract those that are similar and who understand you. Understand no-one is perfect all the time and as they many times silently give you a pass on things that you do that annoy them because they love you so much you need to do the same.

Even your soulmate or twin soul (twin flame) will not be perfect because they are you and a mirror of you at the same time as you are of them. Also you must not mistake you karmic soulmate as you true soulmate or twin soul.

We will begin to explore attraction and soulmates over the next couple of weeks stay tuned to Casa Del Curandero

Matter of Soul - Part Two – Get Real with yourself -

Who are you really is the question to ask before you seek who you want to be with. First you make three columns on note paper.

Column One is for things you believe to be true about you good and bad

Column Two is for things people say you are or think you are good or bad

Column Three for things you wish to be.

Now in column one really see if any of those things in that column are true about you. Be honest even if you perceive it to be a bad trait. Don’t let the ego make you believe the good ones that you are truly not.

Column two is were you will cross off things people think you are good or bad and you are not, search your heart be honest, when done move on to column three

Column three look at the things you wish you could be or want to be and be honest about how hard you are will to work at them and how many you truly can obtain.

From here on you will make two lists.

Now list all the things that are negative in your mind and look at them one more time see if they are truly yours and can not be changed. If they are yours then know them be aware of when these traits come up so you can control them not be surprised or ruled by them.

Now list the things you want to be or wish to become be honest don’t let ego trick you only keep the things you know you can be even if the work is hard.

Now from list one see how they impact list two. You must embrace those things that will impact list two because they will stop you from moving forward. Don’t be ashamed of anything you perceive to be negative only you will ever know what they happen to be.

The longer you lie to yourself about who you are the longer it will take to find the person you want. Even if your soulmate appears and sees you truly you will be to lost in yourself not to understand why they are so attracted to you and you will not see the values they have you really need in your life.

Matter of Soul - Part Three – What is a Soulmate?-

“Soulmate" is someone with whom you have a feeling of deep compatibility on levels like friendship, intelligence, love, or those that reflect your negative aspects thus being antagonist. The reason soulmates are seem so familiar is that they match the same vibration of your soul family.

Soul mates come in many types and they can have various times in our lives from a few months and year or a life time. They can be close friends, co-workers, teachers, antagonist or protagonist, anyone who influences your life one way or another.

All soulmates come into our lives for lessons we need to learn about ourselves and to in someway enrich your life even if the process is not always a smooth one.

We will begin to explore attraction and the types of soulmates over the next couple of weeks stay tuned to Casa Del Curandero

Indigos welcome I have been waiting for you.

Hello my Indigo Brothers and Sisters,

What is an Indigo child or Adult?  Indigos are strongly independent, have a sense of purpose and direction, and have trouble understanding why others around them do not see the world as they do.  As children they approach the world differently and they expect to be treated as the enlighten beings they are.  This can be very challenging to say the least.

Indigos have had many names. Star Children, Children of OZ, Aquarian Children, Crystal Children and Psychics etc.

How did the term Indigo come about? Called by many names like Children of Oz, Solar Children, Crystal Children, Aquarian Children, etc. The name Indigo came about during the later part of the Seventies, a woman called Nancy Ann Tappe, an auric seer, noticed a change taking place in the color of Children’s auras. As part of her research and study she published a book in 1982 called Understanding Your Life Through Color. In that, is where the first mention of indigo children is talked about.

How long have there been Indigos? Well Indigos have been around for a long time. Many great healers, seers, and prophets in history are and were Indigos.

I am Indigo and Beyond. My name is Francisco Alvarez and I am a Curandero (Traditional Mezo-American Healer/Shaman). I come from Indigo parents and a long line of Indigo ancestors both paternal and maternal. It was foretold I would arrive an awakened Indigo child by my great grandmother before she transitioned into the next existence. I was lucky to have the understanding of who I was and what my unique qualities would be and at a young age I was taught and my gifts were nurtured. 

Are you an Indigo or do you have an Indigo child? Many Indigos have not been so lucky as I was and have had to struggle with their gifts alone. No matter what time in your life your Indigo side wakes up it can still be hard to deal with the feeling of being lost, not having a direction and not knowing how to handle all the information and feelings pouring in all at once. Being born an Indigo in a lineage of Indigos and being taught as a classic Curandero I am here to guide you on this path and your awaking. I have the Indigo vision and beyond, and the knowledge of what you are experiencing and will experience on this journey to full awareness. There is no need to walk alone, we are here and have been here waiting for this day.

Leyendo los gotas de cera de vela / Reading candle wax dripping

    Leyendo los gotas de cera de vela resultó ser divertido anoche en la fiesta  de Spiritual-U para Halloween.
Leyendo las goteos de la cera de velas es algo que hago por mí mismo. Esta fue la primera vez que lo hizo para el público y la última vez este año. Este fue un oppetunity raro para recibir esta lectura intuitiva de mí.

El Curandero Francisco E. Alvarez

    Reading candle wax dripping last night turned out to be fun at Spiritual-U Halloween mixer. I have read these for myself only and this was the first time I read for the public and the last time I will be doing them in public this year. Those who went had a rare opportunity to receive this intuitive reading from me. 

9-28-12 El Tonalpohualli - Aztec Sacred Calendar

El Tonalpohualli - Aztec Sacred Calendar Mahtlaktli Ze-Cozcacuauhtli

Mahtlaktli Ze (Once) (Eleven)

Represents new beginning attached to previous cycle, full load of creative abilities, able to create what is conceived.

Representa nuevo comienzo unido al ciclo anterior, la carga completa de las capacidades creativas, capaces de crear lo que se concibe

Cozcacuauhtli (Cóndor) (Condor) (Ancient Eagle, Águila Antigua)

Represents recycling, ancient wisdom, speaks to ancestors. It is the memory of our ancestors who guide the present and influence the future.

Representa el reciclaje, la sabiduría antigua, habla a los antepasados​​. Es la memoria de nuestros antepasados ​​que guían el presente e influir en el futuro

El Tonalpohualli - Aztec Sacred Calendar 9-27-12

El Tonalpohualli - Aztec Sacred Calendar

      Mahtlaktli (Diez) (Ten) - Cuauhtli (Águila) (Eagle)

Mahtlaktli (Diez) (Ten)

Represents full load, two hands that gather, able to build, duality, balance, creative arts, symbolizes the return to oneness or the beginning.

Representa a plena carga, dos manos que recogen, capaz de construir, la dualidad, el equilibrio, las artes creativas, simboliza el retorno a la unidad o el principio.

Cuauhtli (Águila) (Eagle)

Represents the warrior of the day, vision, no fear, masculine, protector, deliver of messages and prayers. represents human strength and fertility. It is the representation of all that exists in the space.

Representa el guerrero de el dia, la visión, sin temor, masculino, protector, entrega de mensajes y oraciones. representa la fuerza humana y la fertilidad. Es la representación de todo lo que existe en el espacio

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UNM Curanderismo Program Back for 12th Year - UNM Today | The University of New Mexico

UNM Curanderismo Program Back for 12th Year - UNM Today | The University of New Mexico

June 27, 2012 | By Carolyn Gonzales

The pop­u­lar sum­mer course, “Tra­di­tional Med­i­cine with­out Bor­ders: Curan­derismo in the South­west and Mex­ico,” takes place at the Uni­ver­sity of New Mex­ico from July 16–27. Dr. Eliseo “Cheo” Tor­res, UNM vice pres­i­dent for Stu­dent Affairs and pro­fes­sor of Lan­guage, Lit­er­acy, and Socio­cul­tural Stud­ies hosts the course in con­junc­tion with the UNM Women’s Resource Center.
This sum­mer class, now in its 12th year, is an oppor­tu­nity for Mex­i­can tra­di­tional heal­ers to share knowl­edge about curan­derismo, the art and sci­ence of Mex­i­can folk heal­ing, with stu­dents and mem­bers of the public.
Tor­res takes an inte­gra­tive approach to med­i­cine and his class fea­tures demon­stra­tions incor­po­rat­ing curan­derismo with var­i­ous tra­di­tional and holis­tic health tech­niques. The course uses heal­ers and health prac­ti­tion­ers from UNM, Mex­ico and the Albu­querque com­mu­nity as instructors.
“Each year the class has grown in pop­u­lar­ity. We con­sis­tently have more than 100 stu­dents and this year, I’m again expect­ing local, national and inter­na­tional stu­dents,” Tor­res said. “Unique about this class is that local curan­deros — prac­ti­tion­ers and heal­ers — all come together to share and learn about tra­di­tional heal­ing meth­ods. The first week local curan­deros will be involved, while both Mex­i­can curan­deros and local curan­deros will take part in week two,” he added.
In con­junc­tion with the class, the UNM Women’s Resource Cen­ter and the National His­panic Cul­tural Cen­ter spon­sor and host two Mex­i­can Tra­di­tional health fairs (Ferias de Salud) and free work­shops; as well as a per­for­mance, “Santa de Cab­ora” about “Tere­sita,” a leg­endary curan­dera.
The health fairs and work­shops are set for Tues­day, July 24 from noon to 4 p.m. on the UNM cam­pus; and on Thurs­day, July 26 from 4 to 9 p.m. at the National His­panic Cul­tural Cen­ter. The fairs fea­ture more than 30 well-known Mex­i­can folk healers/curanderos(as) from the Méx­ico City area, includ­ing the com­mu­ni­ties of Cuer­navaca, Tepoztlán, Amatlán and Oaxaca.
“The heal­ers will dis­cuss tra­di­tional heal­ing ther­a­pies includ­ing herbal med­ica­tions, spir­i­tual energy cleans­ings and other heal­ing tech­niques, which have remained a part of the Mex­i­can cul­ture for cen­turies. Treat­ments will be avail­able and dona­tions accepted,” Tor­res said.
Elena Diaz Bjorkquist per­forms “Santa de Cab­ora” on Thurs­day, July 19 at 7 p.m. at the National His­panic Cul­tural Cen­ter in the Roy E. Dis­ney Room. Bjorkquist is a writer, his­to­rian and artist from Tuc­son who authored two books, “Suf­fer Smoke,” and “Water from the Moon.” Open­ing per­for­mances that night include the music of Elena Klaver, a singer-songwriter whose songs reflect her work for peace, jus­tice and envi­ron­men­tal issues; as well as a “heal­ing through laugh­ter” demon­stra­tion by renowned curan­deras, Rita Navar­rete Perez and Tonita Gon­za­les. A $10 sug­gested dona­tion will ben­e­fit the UNM Women’s Resource Cen­ter and the curan­derismo class.
For more infor­ma­tion on the course, includ­ing reg­is­tra­tion, syl­labus, health fairs and work­shops, visit Curan­derismo, or fol­low on Face­book.
Media Con­tact: Car­olyn Gon­za­les (505) 277‑5920; email: cgonzal@unm.edu