In this bilingual talk, Maestro Domingo Dias Porta (speaking Spanish with English interpretation) shares a universal lineage that predates doctrines and denominations. Drawing on the prophecy of the Aquarian age, he urges a return to nature and a disciplined “anatomy of words”—seeing that language is the body of ideas and spirit. Happiness, he notes, begins with faith; the vocabulary we choose shapes our inner state. “I want” moves mountains of fear and worry; “I would like” empowers excuses.

Porta explores the meaning of “sacred” as a living state of consciousness rather than an object, place, or label. Through vivid stories—from feeling a current of prana on first stepping onto Jerusalem’s soil to understanding a shared meal as the union of heaven (sun/light) and earth (food/body)—he shows how moments of sacred perception accumulate toward enduring illumination (samadhi, nirvana, the kingdom within).

He critiques problem-only media, advocating complete communication that pairs problems with possible solutions. He invites listeners to transcend social identities, refine prayer by feeling the spirit of each word, cultivate love as union (not separation), and commit to one river—one path—while learning from many traditions. With practical guidance on positive speech, inner preparation, and daily acts of communion with life, this lecture is a map from the “night” of the merely human toward the dawning state of the sacred.