We transmit some of the pillars that we have applied through the teachings of our leaders and mentors who were building the foundations of what we defend today:
1.- "If you are offended, you lose the blessing": There are moments in our lives when we hesitate to choose anger, closing a relationship without speaking again, turning our heads ignoring something or someone because of a simple discussion, who believes that lose more? We have learned that in this way we lose blessings that people can give us by moving away from family, business, closures in mediation, teachings that the moment can grant us. We do not applaud continuing with toxic relationships, but we do take advantage of situations, interrelationships, enriching ourselves by transforming painful or problematic issues into great blessings, building the bad into good. All this without ever being offended by simple facts.
2.- Cursed is the man who trusts in man: We must take care of people without fully trusting them, not give our arm to turn it into meat (Jermias 17:5) We must check each legal act, each advice, each signature , each derivation, each guarantee, because they have taught us that we can be cursed. Socialize, but check our actions with professionals.
3.- Good, Pleasant and Perfect: decision-making must go through these 3 indications. He himself must be good, not doing bad in decisive shots; Pleasant: The Will of God must please in every decision we make and Perfect because HE is perfect.
We must use what was previously indicated in Closing of Mediations, Enterprises, Negotiations, connected because God is the source of all reason and Justice.
4.- The Sower: There were 2 Sowers, one prepared his land, plowed and sowed. There was another in a distant town who quickly sowed on the ground because he was in a hurry, then they both asked for rain saying: ... God give me the rain so that my crops grow ... give it to me today. Who do you think the Lord blessed first? Pilar: let's prepare the case so that what is built is founded on the rock and neither wind nor rain can tear it down. God bless you...