Paths to Pachamama Quotes

“Albert Einstein said it well: "The intuitive mind is the sacred gift and the rational mind is the servant. We have created a society that honors the servant and has forgotten the gift.”
― Joseph De La Cruz, Paths to Pachamama: A Traveler's Guide to Spirituality

“Pushing myself physically up a cold dark mountain was nothing when compared to the energy and effort required to push through self-limiting beliefs attempting to keep me from fulfilling my true potential.”
― Joseph De La Cruz, Paths to Pachamama: A Traveler's Guide to Spirituality

“During our normal waking hours we are turned in to only a limited range of frequencies. However, any state of altered consciousness - meditation, relaxation, the ganzfeld, dreams - relaxes this constraint.”
― Joseph De La Cruz, Paths to Pachamama: A Traveler's Guide to Spirituality

“...we are all one, tied by an indivisible substratum. Like these trees, each of us grows, lives and dies in our own way, but we are inextricably tied to an underground power that underlies everything. Through it, we are all bound not only to every other human, but also every aspect of the universe through waves and frequencies”
― Joseph De La Cruz, Paths to Pachamama: A Traveler's Guide to Spirituality

“Would I continue to reside in an egotistical world of limiting beliefs, or would I embrace the divine light, dissolve the self, expand my soul, and bond with every particle of creation?”
― Joseph De La Cruz, Paths to Pachamama: A Traveler's Guide to Spirituality

“All our actions, emotions, thoughts, and desires manifest in our minds at certain wavelengths that exert a magnetic influence on occurrences with matching frequencies. Whatever we give our attention to, positive or negative, causes us to emit an electromagnetic signal that resonates with the world around us and will attract a matching signal back.”
― Joseph De La Cruz, Paths to Pachamama: A Traveler's Guide to Spirituality

“...we have disrupted the balance in nature. With our focus placed primarily on our material well-being, we have neglected our spiritual well-being.

Caught up too tightly in our physical paradigm and overwhelmed by impulses of coming at us all at once in our current society, we have forsaken our obligation to cultivate our spiritual awareness and get in touch with our deeper selves. We are simply too preoccupied by our need to provide for our family or partner, to maintain a social life, to perform chores around the house, to stay healthy and fit, and to do whatever is necessary to pay the bills - basically the things expected of us - that we hardly ever stop to ponder what the purpose of it all is.”
― Joseph De La Cruz, Paths to Pachamama: A Traveler's Guide to Spirituality

“Those who fail to learn from history are doomed to repeat it.”
― Joseph De La Cruz, Paths to Pachamama: A Traveler's Guide to Spirituality

“Through my conscious awareness, I shape my surroundings and manifest my world into being.”
― Joseph De La Cruz, Paths to Pachamama: A Traveler's Guide to Spirituality

“Travel is a silent teacher, revealing it's true impact on in retrospect.”
― Joseph De La Cruz, Paths to Pachamama: A Traveler's Guide to Spirituality