Journey to Aztlantica

About the Book

THE JOURNEY TO ATLANTICA Aztlantica is the spiritual homeland of the Meso-America Quetzalcóatl Prophecy. The Journey attempts to bring forth new insights, hidden history, and a future in peril. The Journey to Aztlantica is a call for awakening and the need to transition from an old degenrating world to the promise of a sustainable a new world that will be able to survive the perials of the future . The Journey expresses concern about the degenerating trajectory of capitalistic economic and political systems. About their questionable influence on the future stabilities of world societies and governments. The old-world economic worldview has reached it's limitation. It is on the path of regression and is condusive to social dis-integration. This book alludes to the need for individuals to prepare themselves to confront and survive the calamities of climatic change and man-made calamities of the future. The Journey calls for human evolution. For the building of an alternative economic system as a way to change the human character and behavior. A system that would support the principles of natural human evolution, a more equalitarian society and would support the development of a humanitarian worldview. The Journey proposes the establishment of new social, cultural, educational and spiritual models. It calls for establishing a philosophical model based on a respectful and balanced relationship with the natural environment and within the human community. The Journey proposes a new spiritual movement for the new world, an organized religion that would be compatible with the new worldview of Aztlantica. The old religions are an integral part of a degenerating old world. Aztlantica calls for the refinement and rejuvenation of human cultures in order to promote respect, peace, balance, and harmony around the world. The Journey stresses the need to crossover to a new worldview reality, the circular worldview. In order for humanity to survive adequately in a perialous future and in order to create a sustainable world in which the human community can live, prosper and advance: individuals must first transform themselves before they can transform into the future.

About the Author

Richard Flores lives in Southern California and is a native of Texas. He spent his early years as a migrant worker in Texas. During his younger years, his father would take the family on a migratory route north to Michigan and Ohio to pick the summer crops. He also picked cotton in North and West Texas with the family. Mr. Flores arrived in Lamont, California, at the age of ten and attended the local schools. His deep concern for the social and political issues facing his community led him to become a leader in the Chicano Movement. He founded a local organization called the Chicano Unidos for Barrio Action, was the leader of the Kern County Raza Unida Party, and was a leader in the community-college organization MECHA. Mr. Flores was also instrumental in the formation of the San Joaquin Valley MECHA Central in 1979. He attended Bakersfield College and the California State University in Bakersfield. His study majors included studies in sociology and business administration. Mr. Flores took understudies in Chicano studies, psychology, future studies, and economics. He holds an associate degree and possesses a real estate broker’s license. Mr. Flores raises the alarm for the need to transition to a new world that would be representative of a balanced and sustainable society. He challenges the readers to become the universal people that we are meant to be. He is calling for the building of a new direction and for adopting a new worldview that will lead humanity to a new world age.