SEXTA-FEIRA SANTA
VIVA O NOSSO FESTIVAL
- Mestre Raimundo Irineu Serra
- #104
Sou filho, sou filho
Sou filho do poder
A Minha Mãe me trouxe aqui
Quem quiser venha aprender
Vou seguindo, vou seguindo
Os passos que Deus me dá
A minha memória divina
Eu tenho que apresentar
A Minha Mãe que me ensina
Me diz tudo que eu quiser
Sou filho desta verdade
E meu Pai é São José
A Sexta-Feira Santa
Guardemos com obediência
Três antes e três depois
Para afastar toda doença
Viva o nosso Festival
Aqui na terra aonde está
Viva o sol lá na altura
Eternamente a brilhar
Viva a noite de São João
E toda festa junina
Viva a lua prateada
Viva a nossa Mãe Divina
Viva a luz resplandecente
Que a tudo resplandece
Viva a luz fosforescente
Em todo Globo terrestre
I’m a son, I’m a son
I’m a son of the power
My Mother brought me here
Whoever wants, come and learn
I keep proceeding, I keep proceeding
With the steps that God gives me
My Divine memory
I have to present it
My Mother who teaches me
Tells me everything that I want
I am a son of this Truth
And my Father is Saint Joseph
Good Friday
Let’s observe it with obedience
Three (days) before and three after
To ward off all sickness
When I arrived in this session the feitio was already under the direction of Chico Grangeiro, and he implemented some real diets. This attitude ended up, later on, in trouble. We followed it to a certain point, and at least I followed in part, but I even came to do sexual abstinence... up to three months. It would go from thirty days and it could reach three months. It was when the questionings came in and it ended up in trouble, I mean, after a season of obedience, because for some times I did a month, and others would assure that they did. Did they? I don’t know. But it came to a vulgar point. They started to fight, even couples fight, gossip and judging: Who did the diet, who didn’t, and it turned thus into a mess. Then it came before Mestre’s feet, and he pronounced: No people! That’s not how it is. Now it is going to change. Now it is three days before and three days after.”
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