In our Western world, many of us believe we live in a universe where wars, natural disasters, dangerous bacteria, and viruses seem to randomly threaten us.




 In our Western world, many of us believe we live in a universe where wars, natural disasters, dangerous bacteria, and viruses seem to randomly threaten us.

In some cultures, people believe that the universe is good and that the world only becomes greedy and dangerous when we are out of balance, especially regarding our thoughts, feelings, and actions.

Stop for a moment!
What are you thinking about right now?

If it were true that the emotions and experiences we have are shaped by our thoughts, would you want this thought to become your reality?

If we interact with the universe, giving and receiving in balance, as the Quecha concept Ayni in Inca tradition indicates, then perhaps the universe is not so dangerous anymore.



Å leve i harmoni og skape drømmelivet ditt


I vår vestlige verden tror mange av oss at vi lever i et univers hvor krig, naturkatastrofer, farlige bakterier og virus truer oss tilsynelatende tilfeldig.


I noen kulturer tror menneskene at universet er godt og at verden først blir grådig og farlig når vi er ute av balanse hva gjelder ikke minst tanker, følelser og handlinger.


Stopp et øyeblikk!

Hva tenker du på nå?


Dersom det var slik at følelsene og opplevelsene vi har ble formet av tankene våre, ville du ha ønsket at denne tanken ble til din virkelighet.


Dersom vi samhandler med universet, gir og mottar i balanse slik Quecha begrepet Ayni i Inka tradisjonen indikerer, så er kanskje ikke universet så farlig lengre.


Vivir en armonía y crear tu vida soñada.


En nuestro mundo occidental, muchos de nosotros creemos que vivimos en un universo donde la guerra, los desastres naturales, las bacterias y virus peligrosos nos amenazan de manera aparentemente aleatoria.


En algunas culturas, la gente cree que el universo es bueno y que el mundo se vuelve codicioso y peligroso solo cuando estamos fuera de equilibrio, especialmente en lo que respecta a nuestros pensamientos, emociones y acciones.


¡Detente un momento!

¿En qué piensas ahora?


Si fuera así que las emociones y experiencias que tenemos fueran formadas por nuestros pensamientos, desearías que este pensamiento se convirtiera en tu realidad.Si interactuamos con el universo, dando y recibiendo en equilibrio, como indica el concepto Quecha de Ayni en la tradición Inca, tal vez el universo ya no sea tan peligroso.




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