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== El lenguaje universal ==
== El lenguaje universal ==


[[Gautama Buddha]] has explained that the masters would like to see people of all nations learn English:
[[Gautama Buddha]] ha explicado que a los maestros les gustaría ver a personas de todas las naciones aprender inglés:


<blockquote>Beloved hearts, the people of this nation have an endowment and a protection from the Master. Therefore, we make it known that for the integration of the Word and the entering into the universal age and an international unity of nations and peoples, it is truly a requirement that English be taught in the very lower schools to the littlest children of every nation upon earth. For this your must decree. For, beloved, how can they choose a path and a Master whose language and writings and entire dispensations and initiations are in a language that is foreign to them? Whether for commerce or education or the arts or brotherhood, there are manifold reasons why this, the language so rich in its incorporation of many other languages, should be the common knowledge of every schoolchild throughout the planet.<ref>Gautama Buddha, “The Teaching Is for the Many,” {{POWref|29|21|, May 25, 1986}}</ref></blockquote>
<blockquote>Beloved hearts, the people of this nation have an endowment and a protection from the Master. Therefore, we make it known that for the integration of the Word and the entering into the universal age and an international unity of nations and peoples, it is truly a requirement that English be taught in the very lower schools to the littlest children of every nation upon earth. For this your must decree. For, beloved, how can they choose a path and a Master whose language and writings and entire dispensations and initiations are in a language that is foreign to them? Whether for commerce or education or the arts or brotherhood, there are manifold reasons why this, the language so rich in its incorporation of many other languages, should be the common knowledge of every schoolchild throughout the planet.<ref>Gautama Buddha, “The Teaching Is for the Many,” {{POWref|29|21|, May 25, 1986}}</ref></blockquote>