Never Stop Learning

These three words are the most important for me in any discipline. I find that in today's time that learning is seen as more of a chore than a privilege. We should be thankful for all of the information we have access to instead of taken it for granted like we so often do. This is especially important in religion. If I were to stop completely and only continue with what I know I would be reaching no new points on the highest mountain. I would be stagnated like a swamp and fed to the mosquitoes that live there.

I don't think any of us will ever know all there is to know in this lifetime, but we can at least get a head start and if we partner that knowledge with spiritual evolution and practice we will find ourselves having much more growth and blessings. Even if your path is not Las 21 Divisiones you should still always attempt to learn all that you can about your own tradition, and the other traditions around the world. The same goes for academic disciplines like mathematics,geology, etc. We should always, always continue to grow in mind, body and soul.

If you take what I have said to heart and allow it to become a major part of your life you will advance far faster and better than others in your field of expertise. Seriously, this should be the number one rule for anything at all. If only we were all to do this, we would never repeat ourselves in mediocrity.

Benidiciones!

St. John the Baptist- Yan Petwo (Jean Petro)

For this post I have decided that I would talk about a misterio who belongs to the Petro divisione. His name is Yan Petwo (Jean Petro) and his day of service is on Tuesday. His colors are blue and red and he is close to Sili Danto and it is also he who freed Feribunda (another Petro spirit) from the abyssal waters and summoned her into a life of fire. His son is known as Ti-Yan Petwo and is another misterio of the Petro divisione that is highly respected and associated with St. John the Bapist but as a child.

In Las 21 Divisiones his image should be placed on the floor between the image of St. Helen and St. Raphael. On a Tuesday one should give a piece of black sugar cane and a dagger should always be present with him. He loves red beans, rice and beef in a stew and drinks Chamba (a spicy drink consisting of 21 peppers, cinnamon, ginger, and more).

The remainder of his services should be taken to the foot of a mountain or crossroads. Since he is of the Petro divisione he is also highly connected to the forest, which is wear the punto of that divisione is given to new initiates. One should take caution with the Petro misterios and always approach with great respect!