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¡Ponlo todo en movimiento! -- Unirse con Su Enseñanza II con Devavan (23)

March 25, 2026·1 hr 1 min·4 clips

Learn how communication becomes something completely different when you leave your concept of how it should appear.

1. This is episode 23 of 'Paz Vendrá a Todos,' a Spanish-language A Course in Miracles group hosted by Devavan, drawing from an older archive recording about the nature of communication. 2. Devavan serves as host and teacher; participants include María Juliana, Claudia, and late-joining Roxana, all engaging in shared reflection and discussion. 3. The session's thesis is that all perceived difficulties in communication arise from ego-based expectations of how communication must appear, and that releasing these expectations opens contact with a different kind of communication — in light, beyond bodies. 4. Devavan plays an archive segment beginning at the 14-minute mark of an older recording, in which he describes how each being in time and space is learning the same lesson: to let go completely of how communication should look. 5. The archive text includes a reading from A Course in Miracles Chapter 4, where Jesus explains he needs dedicated teachers who share his objective of healing the mind — not as masters but as pure extensions of his teaching. 6. Jesus is described as a substitute for the ego if one wishes it, but never a substitute for the spirit — 'nunca de tu espíritu' — using the metaphor of a responsible older brother who can protect the body but knows he is not the father. 7. The closing line of the Chapter 4 section — 'En este mundo no hay razón para tener tribulaciones porque yo he vencido al mundo. Por eso debéis tener ánimo' — is read by Devavan as both 'very short and very clear' and as the foundation for practicing communication from a different level. 8. A participant describes an experience of blank mind followed by warmth 'like burning,' a sense that everything is happening simultaneously with nothing happening, and a wordless certainty that 'everything is fine' — without being able to explain it. 9. Devavan comments that the question is always how one experiences oneself, not what emotions pass through — and whether symptoms are compared with past experiences or seen freshly. 10. He notes physical symptoms (including hormonal shifts) are often mislabeled as 'something is wrong with me,' when the mind simply hasn't recognized them as a natural change and instead enters a loop of remediation. 11. Devavan offers movement as a practical first response to physical discomfort — not as a cure but as a way of shifting mental focus enough to allow another perspective to appear. 12. The forgiveness practice is described: when the mind repeatedly returns to a resentment, one names it, includes all levels (self, other, apparent cause), and forgives rather than suppressing or fixing. 13. María Juliana describes waking up each morning with the ego immediately returning — 'con el primer aliento consciente ya regresa el ego' — cataloguing her identity, devaluing her sense of purpose. 14. Devavan connects this to a little-cited line just before Chapter 1 of A Course in Miracles, where Jesus gave Helen Schucman the daily prayer: 'Ayúdame a actuar cualquier milagros que desees de mí hoy.' 15. Claudia shares how after a period of inaction she decided what she wanted, took a first physical step ('cogí esa flota'), and in ten days met new people, discovered new possibilities, and watched synchronicities accelerate — 'todo empieza más rápido.' 16. Devavan explains that identifying completely with another's suffering (illustrated by a participant's sick cat) removes one's capacity to serve: 'pierdo la capacidad literalmente de ayudar al otro' — and the solution is to hand the pain to the Holy Spirit. 17. He extends this to all human relationships: even after 20 years of knowing someone, one does not truly know them at the level of perception — and admitting this opens space rather than closing it. 18. The episode is meditative in tone, mixing quiet playback of archive material with real-time emotional sharing; Devavan's style is unhurried and non-prescriptive. 19. Best suited for Spanish-speaking practitioners engaged with A Course in Miracles, forgiveness practices, or mind-based approaches to communication and healing. 20. Less suited for those seeking structured teaching, those unfamiliar with ACIM, or those preferring content in English.

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