Being Human Episode 260: The Secret Story of Guadalupe: The Untold Depth of God's Plan to Save the Americas
Jan 6, 2026
Joseph González, an author and researcher known for his work on Guadalupe and the Flower World Prophecy, shares insightful revelations about the Guadalupe story. He explains how the tilma may overshadow deeper narratives and discusses the ancient poetry that parallels Juan Diego's account. González connects cultural contexts to modern crises and emphasizes the significance of Nahua spirituality. He illustrates how the flower symbols signify truth and hope, culminating in Guadalupe's powerful role in evangelization and divine providence.
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God's Long Preparation In The Americas
- God prepared the Americas spiritually long before missionaries arrived through a persistent 'flower world' tradition.
- The Guadalupe event aligned with indigenous prophecy, explaining rapid mass conversions in the 1530s.
Flower World Found In Archaeology And Song
- Archaeology and song-poetry reveal a coherent 'flower world' cosmology embedded across Mesoamerican sites.
- That cultural matrix made Juan Diego's tilma and message intelligible to indigenous people.
Project Near-Deaths And Providential Revivals
- Joseph and Monique faced many near-deaths for the project until key scholars revived it unexpectedly.
- They now interpret ongoing providential coincidences as confirmation that Guadalupe's work will expand quickly.
