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I am who I am. I am usually very quiet, serious and reserved. Most people will never really know who I am, nor the true extent of what I know. I take 'thinking outside the box' to a whole new level. I am but a humble man with much to tell, but nobody to listen. I know who I am, what I will do and who I will become,...
My name is Fernando, I was born and raised in San Jose, California. I am a Musician, Metalhead, Traditionalist, Pacifist, Rosicrucian(*Ancient Mystical Order Rosae Crucis*), Martinist (*The Traditional Martinist Order*), Freemason, Mystic, Novice Alchemist, Esotericist, Independent Researcher, Fourth Level Paq'o (Mystic Healer Initiate in the Andean/Q'ero Inka Tradition) and 'Alternative Health Practitioner'. My political views would best be described as Socialist, while philosophically I tend to think like a Conservative.
My primary research has to do with shamanic and mystical teachings within various indigenous groups around the Americas. I also compare those practices and teachings in a comparative scope with other cultural groups around the world. I focus on both modern declination of these ancient practices, how they still persist today despite harsh social criticisms and overall the ancient practices (as a foundation) and its preservation through traditions. Another main focus is that of adapting Archaeological & Ethnographical research together so that they may better complement each other in order to understand a bigger picture. In other words, by the use of a cultures interpretation and ‘literal mythology’ gain insight to explain the Archaeological evidence we have. In academic circles such stories are recorded and nothing more. The analysis of mythological evidence needs to be taken into account to some reasonable degree and not discarded as irrelevant or ‘pseudo-science’. If science focuses purely on just the materialistic evidence to explain the history of man, then we become limited to only a one-sided interpretation of a bigger picture.
Check out my bands, Taripay Pacha & Ghosts of Lemuria;
Who I'd like to meet:
People whom I can share wisdom and experience life with in all of its mysterious profound beauty, splendor, and majesty.
"We who lived in concentration camps can remember the men who walked through the huts comforting others, giving away their last piece of bread. They may have been few in number, but they offer sufficient proof that everything can be taken from a man but one thing: the last of the human freedoms--to choose one's attitude in any given set of circumstances, to choose one's own way."
~Viktor E. Frankl
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