Summary:

In the process of understanding our lives, we must remember and explore our birth context, as well as our earliest memories and the people and emotions associated with them. This will help us understand how our perception and projection of reality are influenced by our early experiences. By recognizing and analyzing our initial threads in the web of life, we can free ourselves from erroneous projections and weave a more conscious reality in harmony with the world.

Quote:

“I am a product of my context, but I am also a Weaver and a Thread in the web of life.”

Exercises:

1. Birth Connection Meditation: Dedicate a few minutes each day to sit in silence and bring to your mind the memory of your birth. Visualize the environment, the people present, the emotions that may have been present. Observe how you feel when recalling it and allow yourself to connect with that unique moment in your life.
2. Context Meditation: Before starting your day, take a moment to reflect on the contexts you have experienced in your life. Recall the early moments of your childhood and the environments in which you grew up. Observe how these contexts have influenced your way of being and perceiving the world. Accept and acknowledge the importance of these factors in your development.