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25/08/2026

24/08/2026

Comparto una platica que di para el TEDex MORELIA hace ya varios años. Por si no lo llegaron a ver.

Inicio en Septiembre una clase semanal los martes de 1930 a 2030. Todos invitados. Interesados: favor registrarse al [email protected] con nombre, experiencia, interes personal, lesiones o dolencias, mail y telefono.

En octubre, el domingo 11, de 10 a 15 hrs, estaré ofreciendo el Taller de Mantras Semillas (sonidos de poder) en el espacio OV YOGA de Oscar Velazquez en Hipódromo Condesa, junto al queridisimo amigo, musico y sadhaka, Javier Bautista. Ademas de depurar la vibra que estamos generando, saldrán también con auto diagnóstico de la respiración, bloqueos de chakras posibles, canto en asana, mantras completos con pronunciacion correcta para uso personal o para clases, significado y uso del OM, bases cientificas que avalan la importancia de la resonancia interna y muchos momentos de risa y conexión. Solo se entregará Constancia de la Fundación Parinaama a los que lo solicitaron al momento del registro con el nombre con el que desean que salga.

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24/08/2026

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24/08/2026

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22/08/2026

The library leaves before dawn. It has four legs, two painted wooden
book boxes, and a name that is also a joke: Biblioburro.

In the late 1990s, teacher Luis Soriano noticed something troubling in
his classroom in rural northern Colombia. His students could learn—but
many had no books at home with which to keep learning. The problem was
not a lack of curiosity. The books simply stopped where the road
became difficult.

So Luis began with what he had: about 70 of his own books and two
donkeys. He named them Alfa and Beto—together, “alfabeto,” the Spanish
word for alphabet—and loaded the books onto their backs. Then he
started carrying a small library along the dirt paths to children who
lived far from schools and public libraries.

The work was not a charming weekend ride. Luis told Princeton
University that his days could begin at 3 a.m.; journeys took between
two and six hours, and he tried to return before evening. Every stop
had to be reached at the pace of an animal and the endurance of a
person. By 2015, he said Biblioburro was serving more than 300
children and had grown to about 6,000 books. He continued the work
after a traffic accident cost him part of a leg.

In the documentary photograph, a child reaches toward a hand-painted
sign beside a donkey whose saddle is filled with books. The image
holds the whole idea: a library is not only a building. It is a
promise that distance, poverty, and a rough road do not get the final
word about whose imagination matters.

There is a quiet moral correction in Luis’s route. Institutions often
ask why people do not come through their doors. Biblioburro asks a
different question: What if the door is the problem? What if care
means loading what is precious onto your back and carrying it across
the distance we have mistaken for disinterest?

The books arrive dusty. The donkey waits. A child opens a world that
someone refused to leave on the other side of the road.

20/08/2026

20/08/2026

Arabia Saudí, Egipto, Jordania, Pakistán, Indonesia, Turquía, Catar y los Emiratos Árabes Unidos emitieron una declaración conjunta para condenar el rechazo de Israel al reconocimiento del Estado palestino y a las propuestas de paz internacionales.
En el comunicado, los ocho bloques gubernamentales advirtieron que cualquier intento de impedir la consolidación de un Estado palestino socava directamente la seguridad y la estabilidad regional. Asimismo, reafirmaron que la única vía para una paz justa y duradera pasa por la solución de dos Estados, basada en las fronteras de 1967 y con Jerusalén Este como su capital.

18/08/2026