Brahmin is real. the world is not real, Brahmin is the world. A quote by Shankara.

In this episode episode I'm excited to be sharing with you some profound lessons about life

from Aztec non-duality. Now you might wonder Leo Aztec non-duality is such an obscure

impractical topic. What's the point of talking about this? Well actually

you're going to find that it's very practical.

And it's also going to interconnect things in your own mind,

because many people don't know that the Aztec people were non-dualists. And you'll be amazed to see all the interconnections between Aztec

non-duality and Buddhism, Hinduism, Christianity, Islam and everything that we've been talking about.

So this here, I'm gonna be reading to you

from a specific article, a lengthy article from the internet encyclopedia of philosophy.

The article is entitled Aztec philosophy,

written by James Maffy of the University of Maryland.

And what's so remarkable... University of Maryland.

And what's so remarkable about this article as I was reading it is that it struck me as the most elegant and most complete description of God and spirituality that I've ever read anywhere

coming from this sort of obscure Aztec source and it blew my mind and so I want to share it with you. This is a very big picture overarching view of what the spiritual path is all about.

And this is also another way that we can talk about God. So we'll be describing and explaining what God is

from the Aztec perspective.

And of course, it's going to be exactly what I've

been telling you all along throughout all of my other videos. So, uh, without further ado, let's get right into it.

Now, I'm going to be reading here and quoting extensively from this article.

Of course, I've cherry-picked sections. I'm not going to be

reading the whole thing. If you want you can go online and find this article and read it all the way through

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