El Podcast de Marco Antonio Regil - 059: Nunca es demasiado tarde para empezar

Episode Date: July 1, 2017

Episode 59. The podcast of Marko Antonio Regil is a production of RGL Entertainment and all his rights are reserved. Welcome to the podcast of Mark Antonio Regil. What good to say to you, to know, a question. The episode of today, the 59, in the podcast is, never, never, is too hard to start. To begin.

A men, a minute, to tell you, and you convincea, of that if it is too hard, because, because remember, as the Michael Ruiz in the four

accords, well, the reality is a true of a question. Don Miguel Ruiz

he's in all his conferences. I'll repeat much also. What you think is

what you do you do that's your mind. For you, that's your reality? Compras

one idea? Compras that you can't do you can't you, then then it's become

in a reality. If your mind think you can't you can't be able, but

you're going to do you want to You are convinced that no, that is tard, that you're very great, that is very very old, very big, that you're very very big, or very flakito, or very

or you're of a tall race or a tall color, of a a, uh, creencia or that you're in a strato social very high, so, what it's, what whatever, what you say, what you're that you're going to convert it in a reality. It's a theme of reprogrammar

our mind, as well, you know, and it's too much too hard to start. to start. To start things new as our mind, us open our

creativity, us remember that there are possibilities infinites in the universe in the life. And to me

to learn something my maintain a little, me makes, me do what the budists call the

the mind of the mind of a person is like, it's like, I know say, no

say absolutely nothing about about this thing, I'd want to learn, and more

than the results that I can obtain learning something or no? The process the opening my mind and my heart will learn

something new? Well, to me in the personal, no know what they're feeling that and I've done on the

social, there on Facebook and Instagram, in Twitter, that was going to do this episode, well,

many of you started to say, I'm going to learn in a bicycle, I'm trying to know what I'm doing to

the reason why I'm inspired to do this episode. Never I've learned to do. Never learned

and never never went to postergando, postergand, postergand, but in this episode I'm to bring my

mind, my sentiments, with all the authenticity and with all the vulnerability. Because I think that's what

has been very well in our communication, not because I can give an example of a

little less simply because you can identify. As I me identified with other people.

And today not only only that was only just for casuality and that was directly

related related with emotions and that Icarried because I'm that I'm so I'm able to say I'm

going to learn to know what I'm going to talk to talk about some of you're maybe they're

so they're so but before I'm that process but I want to talk the

story of two people that me me inspired with with your story

because they're because they they're because I'm going to share with you

my. And I'm the three stories together, the two people, those of these

people have been my master's and the I'm going to inspire them to start them, to start them to start us the

heart to say, oh, I, I, I, I, I, I, I can't we, the podcast,

the, perfected would be that we're to start this, with this thing,

with this question, of what I know, that I'm learned, but I'm going to

get there a little more to get, To start, I want to tell the

story of one of the great, grand photographers that have been in the history modern, that's called Phil Borgs. Phil Borgs

Nacian in the States from the from the family, I think his father was a dentist or was a medical, and he

said, well, as many others, when he said, he said, he said, he said, he said,

he said, not always they're in your dreams, but they're sometimes they're they're

in what he's going to get to get your job. Of the way he a lot of

all the people to do you the people that they're that people young, many people who are when they're

when they're the responses typical of the pastoran I want to be a policeia, I want

to be a president, I want to say in the television. Well, today one

of the responses most most most of the people is I

want to I'm I'm want to you want to do my own

channel of Facebook and and the social and the parents, and the parents, and the parents

don't know, no, no, no, no, a very, let me, have to get to get a job of

a real real. A little, no, no, a bit, a job, I'm a bit, no, no, no,

I'm not, no, I'm, want to be, I'm, want, to be a , see, you're a

thing, you're a part, because the father's, they're sure they're being their obligation

and, and obviously are found in the love, in the that. Be to study a

a career secure, between the commas, that no, but from the point of view of the

parents, so that's this great photographer, when he said, when he said, no, no, no, no,

you have to do it, and he's to do you to do you because I'm sure that he was a

dentist, and he said, he's a dentist, gratuette, is the best thing he's the

good thing he could be those people and other kids or adolescents in the planet,

then they do what what they with the objective to make those to do you. To do you do not a

bad conseil. But not was what Phil Borgs had in his heart. It's a gradua. It's a good

dentist. He has a little. The life is good, a secas like class media,

uh, well, contented because he's doing has done he has been good money,

no there's no way. No, there's nothing ever has been in your Not is that you're

a little or like it like a heart, he's like a heart, the life, not because

the things are not because the things are not because you're doing something because, ah, well,

yeah, pay the renta or pay the but, uh, no, no,

not me, not me, not me is inspiring, no me is not so I'm not so

I'm feeling so connected but there so I'm doing. And so so many years

for him I think more than 20 years, being dentists, to that in some moment of his life, I ignore what was what what was to reactionar

if it was a little book, if it was a story, to hear the story of someone, how we are doing the story of

him, of a day he said, and he said, he said, what, what do you, what's going to

my life? What's something? Something not, no, no, in us

all we're all right. I'm all with me myself. But why what?

What? What? What? Well, it's that no I'm doing my vocation. My dream of a new, what I always I always

did make photographs. He was to take photographs. And, I studied for a dentist because it was what my father really. And I'm a good dentist and I'm

very grateful with the life, with God. But, but no is what me, what I'm what I'm

really a feeling in my heart. And I think he had a 43 years or 44, for there

was in his 40s. And there is the maravilla of being the person correct.

Because his wife he could have said what he said the he said, you're

going to be going to get into your head in the case. Still being getting

thanks to God, God, God, we're getting so, etc.

But the woman he said, no, he said, well, and what he'd

do you want to do you want to and to not you don't know me do

me is me is what you're what you what is what is what you really manifestar?

and he said, be a photographer. But me is a fear because I have more than 40 years. And this

when you 16 years, 18 years. And there's a lot of photographers more young than you. And it's

going to start and the money. And how we're going to a great friend, her grand

friend, her friend, her friend in a relationship and I think, my life,

I want that you want to you're going to do you we're going to do you and I

together to do you together to make sure so she was his his wife she put

as a not I'm I'm a year or two years one thing they were to do a

transition and they're to work in their costs to minimize those to be

less of the money less of their and they're making the plan together

in the team not it feel he's he's he's his

family and he completely irresponsible to take photos for

the world, no, they're doing a plan, and the plan include a power, to be a job to be able to

work for the money and start to work for their realer passion, that was the photography. What he had

practiced? Like, he's not, no, in serious, right? And, see,

part of the plan was to do you know, I'm, I'm, I'm,

when the conquistators came to Europe to the America, what in those time,

the new Spain, and all that was a new Cortez when came with all his people

and said, if no, we're not we're the vows, we're not the boat that we're to get him to get our own

our own our options, because the compromise is to get us in this, in this new new

the year. And so, that's what they did them. They were to be to the

job to his carrera to the United, where his license as the place,

not was where he he was he could be able that, what valiant, what valiant,

it, was what And they were to look at the spouse and his spouse confiated in the talent that he had for the photographia

and in this passion he was planning. She also did her we're going to do the numbers we're going to do this reality

and it's changed to other state of the United where he not could do you know he was they're going

completely. Not to the local, it's not I'm doing to the nobody that brinked the vacue

no, oho with this story they're they're they're very well and

They did it. They did it with responsibility, but quamano his navies. And Phil, at the 40-tant-tantos years, he has to be dentista. But not only just he was a dentist, I don't go to take photographs for money.

Because if I'm going to do bodes or, this, or fiestas, and campaigns publicitaries and other things, I'm going to do the same. I'm going to be

doing things that I am simply, traveling for the money. And I think he did the principle and he himself said he went,

I'm doing the same. So, rectified, re-acomodered this plan and said, no, no, here what I have

to do the photographs that my heart want to him. He was, a heart of a great activist. A grand activist,

there were things in the world that were the people, the abuser of the women, for example, was one of

the things that more he was he decided not to not talk for people, not to

not take photos because he were to take them to the photos that that he in his

carouson I wanted to and it's he was and he was and he went and he went and

he's not from from the photo the world he did do you know well well still Borgs

some years after he became in one of the photographers most recognized of the

world. He has published his photographs for revistes like time National

Geographic and many other around the world but the most important

is that decided to see his carous and continue with that

the way of he has done it has done things marcoons in the article in Markenton

Regil.com diagonal 059 we're going to give us his site of internet

for that you make the photos and they've done the photos and even we're to put them the numbers

if you want to get some one of them for you see those one of my books

favorite that I'm when it is a little is a autographed

that I have of him that's women empowered or women empowered or women

empowered or inspired inspiring in the in the world emergent women

empen women in the world and this book he's so

you're going to get to get to get to some because your

photographs and their world in the publicions so met you in

places in Bangladesh where there there there there are

little people where all the women, from little these little they're in there's a

prostitutas. So there's a tourism sexual very strong and also they're these women, those most

people, these people, because not only in Bangladesh, in many other other places in the

world, they're they're like, they're like, so they're there,

they're they're there to, for the people, but they they're not they're

they're not, they're not, so, the necessities basic, So, there were

in a people that were in little little that never were used to not quite, they were

they were because the trata of the bankas you know, the venta and the property of

the world in the planet exists, the slavit still still and there they were in conditions

terrible. So he decided to get to get to, and to get to those places

to put to you can't get to the camera and he did retratos and

he told his stories. Conto the stories of the children, of the adolescents, of the

women, of the women, of the women that were not only being exploited, but the other women, because are other women, the

people who manage them to the more chiquities, no, for this, this circle of prostitution, and they're reportan to a mafia,

no, someone that's more than, someone who's he took, the life, and took these photographs, the

photographs, the photographs, the photographies the publicer a level and the world, and he

He also He also a place in the world where there was a lot. And in some of the places

where he did he did he's not really those different for these women. So,

he's got to their own their account to be the bank, it was there an option, a way

for that some of those that they were that they're they're just they're they're not,

he's just he, he's just, he, he's got, it's been still, still existing

in many many places, there's many places, especially where he publiced this book.

This is modified. Not terminated for complete, but it's modified and it does and it

and it's not a lot of people. Imagineate, what preciousity. What a great thing to your heart

to the 40-tant- years, to get to a place of the United and to get to a other than

a lot of the rights of the women, a time you to the time you, to the

and the years. Nunn't it's too time to start to to start.

Asimimimus he went to Tibet and he met you to China in China well you

know you know the Tibet was invaded by the government for the government of China after much

time and they've been going to the rights so the Dalai Lama yeah not in the

Tibet is refugied in other other and they started to the monks that not

that not they're that they didn't continue the the government of the

men those those tortured were and he did the he did the he did it

he took them photographs I don't see if you have seen when I'm

doing this I'm going to do you know I'm going to my back where there's a man who's a mange

Tibetan. There's a man who's there's a front of a rio and that's a photographia

just about him of Phil Borgs is a photographia of a monge that was tortureded so he took

these photographs obviously these obviously they're all different the government of

those monks So he's going to the photographies and to get in the tanner that year in the time

I've taken a pair of times he said he said he the soldiers do to get him then he took to scounder

those negatives because in those times not the time it was not the movie, the movie, they were roles

of a and they're in his maletta but he put a a lot of the other rogos

around the for that when they they were they were because it was it was it was

probably prohibitissimo to take photographs and They were in the maleta and he could do it

the theater of the no, no, no, me quitted my photographies, for favor he's all right.

He's like a false, like a compartment false in the malet in the malet where he put some quite

rios, some few photos that he really wanted to get back. And if he they're in the maletta and

they're all the rations, he doesn't do you know, he's a fatalee, does a scandal and he

they're doing, thinking the soldiers that had been done he've got all, he's

he's he's these photographs and publics and photographs in National Geographic and Time Magazine in many

publications of recognition of Worldial and try newantly attention to this cause, that is the invasion of the

Tibet, the repression about the the tibetans, the monjes Tibetans and the torture and the

world entire, this is what the government of China to have to do to these menhes

and some the women that also this this this

this this this this this this this Phil Borgs

one of the photographers most exitosos of the planet more respected of the planet, a man, a man, a man, a man,

you know, the picture of and some day you know, the opportunity to see, in internet or in an

exposition, or more to take a course with him because he he has been through the world,

and he has a super-sence and has a great, a man, a man, um,

a man, a man, with a person's-and- that never was too never had to start.

Imagineate if he would have been convinced of the contrary, I'd Well, I mean, I said

a photographer, but my papa would have had played the role. My father, my father no me did he

made him and I'm not even now I'm my own, now I'm not do you know do you know to do that

the husband, culpard of the husband, culpard of the world and decide not to go to his car

but Phil Borgs said, simply, never, never is too too time, and he did his

suhue his life and he did changes of life, he did changes to the

people in the world entire. I'm Mark Antonio Regil, after a pause. We'll continue with more.

Never is too hard to start. It's the name of this episode of the podcast. I'm Mark

Antonio Regil and we're doing this idea so never it's time. A men's that you

decide, that you can't, or more you know, you know, that's that's a

time to start to and you you're the great. In the segment anterior,

I'm the story of Phil Borgs and now I'm going to talk

another story that me me filled of inspiration and that has much to be with the world of the world of the

food in this podcast we'll talk about the form of our way to the story of a man that's called

Rich Roll and also we'll let's a link to his site to internet and to his books in Mark

Antonioorregil dot com 059 that is the number of this episode for that you you can

do you Well, Rich Roll was an athlete a very, very, very, very, when he was a young, gano, championships, medias, et cetera.

It was a, a type, a young, a young, privilegedgated, physically. But, however,

he's not, in his book, going Ultra, we'll let him, the league, in my

site, at my, dot com, diagonal 0.59, 0.59, going ultra, or yendro, getting,

a, ultra, or ultra, as de count, so, exactly, right,

just right, just right, just exactly, because he, when when he was a little bit, literally he went to

in his book, he made to his life. Because, a person to be a little bit, he had obtained, he was very well,

he was in trainable, he was, and was, and was, and he was, he, he had, he took,

drugs, he, he, he'd bellowed, and even even a, he had, he got to the competitions,

but obviously, after doing to do a clavar the pic, no? He was to a, He started to

To have Like a When the When the When the Abe When is the Abe,

Inves The So, So, They're They're They're In

And they're They're And so What he And so He's To lose His life

Pekes, Heard He's a He was a Aftor, He was a And he per die All,

He per die All, all, And in best to Converties in Aftlete Like many of His Cocterer

Well, well, he put To study a career in in leges he's convicted in

an abogado in the United and he got her a job that he was a lot of a work to work on

a job of aubus to put in imagine to an athlete, someone who he used to get to do you

the other you know, alcohol, cigarro, desvelas, a disorder, a disorder, and he

he's always he doesn't he never but he's he never he did another because he

he's got he's he's he has a the fortune the the a bendition to

find a a woman that saw a a woman who he has a and he's a problem and he obviously,

imagine to casart with an alcoholic, but all of the problems that came in there. He was a couple of

little little people, but he was not only not only destrozando his own because

he was he was frustrated, I'mojado because he had done his suhuis

and he did it he was he was he was he frustrava the heart

and he was destroying his matrimonio. And I'm going to you want to tell you know

about the one of the time you know in some much as far too later to start. And he's

to change your life and he gets intoxicars and he's to get to alcohol, deja

and he's his wife and they're to get to get back like the chef Miguel Baptists

and the Dr. Maurice Gonzales and Robana and he starts to talk

jugs reddes and start to look to the food not as not as you know

toorme but you know it like as a as a gasoline,

like an energy to be able to manifest their dreams. And he's going to get to do get to get to work a little to

start, and then start to get to get to get to the bicycle, the family, the family learn to make the family,

learn to make a great athlete, an athlete, I'm a person, I'm a pasted much time, but when, you know, when you

try this essence, I don't think, that one thing is to do this exercise, but if you try those regal of the

naturalness like to be the champion, the champion and at the time, and the exercise and the discipline and the

support of the family, and he's a little to do more exercise, it's a little to get more to make a marathon

and grand fond on the bike and the natation too and do the other athlete and to not get a little bit of

the quote, then it's a few, it's got to the 45. A couple of years after he's

is an program a napocta a round and a program a great fund in bicycle

and a marathon, all together all the same day. There are people there's there's a time,

10 hours, 14 hours, well, every one, everyone, depending on the time, but the

40-tenths, years, it's a start a a triathlon, and it's to put a live again,

and to get a love of family, unem more to the family, rescata the

family, decide to runcernial to the time, decide, let's get to get

to get to get to do another way, has been meted completely in the world of the exercise and of the jugs

and the world, and he's a working to coach, has a podcast, he's a, and he's a time in that his 40-tenth,

so the 45, I think at the 47, 2 years after, or 3 years after, has the first Ultraman or in English

Ultraman. For so, his book is going Ultra or convertientomen in ULT. This Ultraman,

I don't I'm not I'm not sure the detail, but the Ultraman is is more grand than the Iron Man

is a problem where no there's a public or no there's a not a way, he's he's going to

dohawai, no see if all an double Iron Man is something is a problem exhaustive is something that's a

lot of people can't make a and in his book, he narrate how he he's

with the with the with the literally with the family and the family, it's

Man or Ultraman. And it's a lot because the book is good. It's good. It's good. I'm going to

make a movie some day. It's become today in one of the 25 people more more furs of the world.

Yes. At the half of those four-tenths he's got to be alcoholic, of the obesity

of a person human, an abogado a burgado, an athlete frustrated, pardon, working

of an abogado with a matrimon metidissimo in the alcohol, the vizios, decided that

never is very time and in some years, with all the discipline and the support of an marvellous

family that has a great, a diet based on the exercise, the jugs and it

is a one of the best 25 athletes of the planet, of the world,

the world, come, he's he, he was the he, he was a person,

he did, comple your destiny because they're in their time.

Publica his books and he's about the conferences and he does it and he

know the firm of autographs of the launchmient of the book and there are their his wife

his wife saying juggos reddes platicando to the people to the people

a lot of family and has a family a unida because

they're all together that never too too and that

rich Role could start to be new could start

and could to complete his a dream. It's a marvellia. It's a a great idea. That story,

like the that I've told in the segment anterior of Phil Borg, are some of the stories that me have inspired to go ahead and say in my life, never is too much too time. And I hope that this story also, you're inspiring to you. When we'll say, I'm going to

say, I'm an athlete a professional or not I'm the best photographer of the world, but I'll say in my level, something because never is too much time.

Never is the name of this episode. I'm Mark Antonio Regil and we continue to this time.

I'm, it's a time because it's a time full of inspiration. I've just told the stories of two

people, one of the best photographers of the world, Phil Borgs and one of the best athletes of the world Rich Roll.

All of the those data of them are in Mark Antonioorogel dot com, diagonal 0-59 that's the

number of this episode for that they can hear his stories and inspire to now when

we're going to talk about you don't know I'm going to you're going to make the best the first Phil Borgs

his own not to be the one of the one of the one of the future, his dream was to his own

his own he said, no, he said, how he did he do you do do the one of the

one of the world? No, he wanted simply to tell these stories,

being an activist to tell these stories and he was he's resulta

that by consequence without he to look it's a lot of the most exitos

of the planet no. And while Rich Roll also didn't even go to take alcohol and do that work and

do that work that's not I'm going to do you, I'm going to do this exercise, that's my

essence to to become in one of the best to the planet. No, no, no, that no.

Those two said, simply going to do I'm going to do what I'm. And as the world,

and as many people in the world that have been to get to to start and

you know, it's too much and do you know it's not a lot of the world, but remember you

that's the not the objective. And so I'm subrulled with much clarity because the mind in the head in the

way, well, for that you know, not so it not so it's not it not so. I've

started in my life, under the time, after the time, but for me, I decided

that never was a time. When I read that Rich Roll had done that was

that I read that book, it was when I'm going to start to go to start

on bike and I'd enjoy much. So, I every every time I a bicycle, say a hour or say five hours, I'm a lot,

I'm a lot, and I do do you doveting. My idea not is compete, but in my level, never was too

time to start to go to another time on bike and and that's me has been done a lot of a lot of

so much, so it's not, it's not the matter to be the world, the meta is to do the

I'm, to do what I'm in my heart. And what is the other story. For me

the visa is a hobby, for me the photography, that was so like I Phil Borgs, to the photographer

that he was a photographer that I'm a lot of the first segment. And I'm going to be my camera and when I'm going to my camera and when I'm I'm going to go and I'm photos. And I'm going,

and I go and I'm going to because it's a hobby. But I'm very happy. And that is what in this episode you want to to share to you that never is

too too time to start. And I'll tell the two stories of two people, and I'm

going to tell you know more my person. For that I think about people

based in the life real, of people that people that was destined to not to do it and you

reason and boom, they connect them with your carson, they're to get a way to

and they're doing. Because that me, oh, my, it's this

this this time, for this summer, I shared with that's about it after the years, that's

being in a battle with my mind, to be liberating a entire with my mind and my heart, I'm doing to learn

to know. Because, I've got four and I never, I know, now, why not I'm notar?

Well, when I was when I was a child, my mom, well, we've been in the city of

Mexico, and in those times, no there's many times, no way, things. No I never

never, it never, we never, we didn't know, then we're to be there's a club private, that would have

facilities for that classes of that we've done, and we've got we're backations much, in those times it was more more than

an avion, it was, no, there's the lines of transport that there now, in fin, simply,

we're not even we've been the opportunity to talk the water, and when we came to the water, because I

simply didn't know to notar, and my mom, that was amorosysma, between

tantas the life to take three children, simply never never never did you

know to learn to know to know to my father. Never was I know I'm

I've been in Acapulco a couple. A few I mean me they said to go to come back and they're and they're

and they're never, they've been never because my papa was alcoholico and he'd

and gollpea my mom so when my my mama's embers of me he he he he was

not I was a so I was a good because no, I'm not not I'm

not really like much people who it's a very difficult in the life to see that's

then to me me the and then you know it and at the two years I'm my mom

complying me I'm the I'm I'm and I'm he's he was in a hotel

he was a duke he was a loa playa play that was there's there

was one of the hotels of well in this time when it was a bigot, but

the area of Caleta, that's a hotel so much, he was remodeled all that zone and didn't exist. But he,

he lived in his penhouse and had a hotel. So, I came to be to be in his penhouse

because he was a man very talentedo. When he was a very talentedo, he was very brilliant,

he wrote, he was super brilliant, he wrote, but when when he was he was horrible. But in that moment,

when I went to him, he, be able to be sobriot. My mom accepted to

get him to know how much my time. And now I'm think so it's a great act of a more of her own

and he's me gave us and they're a couple of days and they're those two days of my

life, two or three days of my where I experimented to have father and my mom.

And in those three days that we're just we're going to the alberka because this

he had the hotel and he had a little little we're going to do you know what

you know know you know when they they're not he said, I'm doing,

I'm doing, I'm doing, I'm going to say, I'm going to say to learn to know, we need to

go to the little moment in my life, where I experimented that relation, that intimacy

that connection of that to have a and you can imagine in my heart what a beautiful

that I'm what I'm that I did a man and me meto the alberka and me

he made to make the air for the the narus and to float with the

head to the water. And I'm to go to like to like to like a little to

do you to the little to the alberka and make a little to the head and go to the

other and it were we're we're we're we're on the and

then the I'm just that I'm the alberka. More than the water was to get the

first time for a figure masculine and And we're those three days and we

went to be an invitation to get a visit him to and to be to make a to make a to make a

time to do that's notation. We're going and we we're going to some time but obviously

the communication of an old old is a start to put a lot of and he starts and I'm

not quite that I don't understand much where I'd say to say things that I'm like I'm really

really of other children, to other matrimonies, to come to comevib with him a month.

And, my mom me man's with my mother's Maru, that live in Los Angeles,

hermosa, that I'm a brando with a caro in and Patty, that I want to love

much, and I want to my Papa, and I know that I go to a imagine,

imagine's of my person, I imagine's of my car, I was, I was going to my father, I was trying to

be trying to fly, and I'm going to learn, to live, and I go to

and I'm going to know these, I'm going to know much more profoundly to my two brothers and me said they're a brother who I know and I'm going to I'm going to

when I'm going to I'm going to 10 years, more or less, 10 years and I remember that I came the airport and I was

that was there was there waiting in the airport and I remember that I I'm going to go ahead and I'm

going to give you a baras and he he's putate and me he's got I'm boredach and of

the of a man that I had known that I had given to the alberka that had

been brought with me a man incantated and he man that man disappeared

and he he was and he he he was and I never had lived

that in my family with my mom was all love and all the

family of my mom with the family with the family was

we were a family amorous I don't know what was that

I remember that I went in the car We went to run to a hotel and I was I was yoree in the part of that I never had seen that so imagine

in the months to be there and to be there and then it's socedy and we got and she was and it was

all the month that I'm I'm doing it I'm I'm playing with him me the my brothers

that were very lindas uh convived with the employees of the hotel me put there to work

because no no more no me did that I didn't And me put in there to register the people, and he was cargave to

all the lot of the hotel there, I was going to the people, me was there and a little with my friends, were more grand as

than I was, then there was much in common, although they were very good, but I was, I'd have a little in the hotel,

and then I metia the alberka, yes, I was more or less a little, I was like, he was the thing was my

car car, because every one of those 30 days of the month, I was I'd with the

illusion of the that my father to be to know to be that's

that was the promise that I had made made to and it was a

that's sobue sobred that in my subconscious in my mind

subconscious he I did a a a a

great to the man I It's just to love but to make me

to make me a mar or met me a alberka. No, no me, no me he called the

attention. And so I was postergating and postergand and postregand at a level conscientia. I know, well,

I don't to learn to know what I know. Because apart when dole much the things,

you get us you're you're not you're not. You'll you'll get to you're to get

because, of where, and where I did the sopulte then those years and the

years and the and the I don't met to the aberga or to learn because in

my subconscious I'm related to it's a realtor a promise to be a more

not I'm sure not so good, at the more I'm going to not quite not I'm the sufficiently valioso

like the life me do a or for my papa or my papa me before it's not going

through the master in psychology spiritual in the university of Santa Monica where

I've learned me to pardoning to me myself, pardoned to my father, pardoned my just for

him, where I started to feel love for and to to forgive and to

let him all the ideas that I'm to have been to be a him to be a man

that he was he was he was about him he was he was a person human that had

suffered his alcoholism and that he had a he took a he was a copac and that he

did he did he did give a violence family in his family and when I

when I saw to be all and to love and with my

eras, and to say, I would have been to be a

know about but you're not for you know it's because I'm because when you

know, you're alcoholized, no you've not. The only that's your

thing to be that's a time and the year that's the year, was that I'm

that there was a connection direct to that infancy and my retchazo to the water or my

fear to the water. No, not was a fear to water. It was a matter to

make me to and record that that's something that my papa would be to do you. We've

talked about much. We've talked about us. So that little that's a little bit

that's a time in my life where my 47 years I'm a little bit I'm a

little bit. I'm I'm I don't know I'm going to I'm going to I'm going to I'm going to I'm going to

because never it's hard to that's her never it never is time to get us to get us

to get to any need any kind of any kind of that you have made that you don't value

that sufficient that what what happened to do you that you took to you had some

that you had some I I'm I'm going to my new interior,

I'm not no did you do you absolutely nothing not

and I'm you're not you am you my own my own my my own

to know that that we're that that we do that we're so I

decided and this time was the time in that I never is time

I'm never so to give much love in the water and this

time that time I'm my first class know how

I'm happy that I feel you know how how I came there's come here come here there's

obviously came in those and I put a little emotional there but I'm a marco a new

interior I'm here I'm I'm a little bit and this summer in the first

class I learned to fly to be back back that I never had

I've had to learn to to get to to let's completely that

because it's the ultimate step that for the relationship with my father and my child. It's one,

well, no, I don't see the one's the last of that some ebbottita that I'm peeling,

so I'm so I'm, so I'm, I'm sure, but that important, the important is that you

that you're that's listening, you're in what you can't start today? In what

area of your life, you could say, you never is very time to

start. Because the history of Phil Borgs and the ritual, and what I do you

do the only objective to share this is that you that you you're

you're you're you're and at any you're to do you do you

do that's that list for that you can you can't you can't

you manifest your heart and you can manifest your never

is very time to start I want you

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