When is it Merited to Use Spiritual Titles?

Question:
Please explain what the terms “Seer”, “Toltec” and “Nagual” mean and when it’s merited to use these titles?

Almine:
Seer
Can be used by someone who has completely silenced the dialogue of the mind; whose actions have become inevitable and automatic – not preceded by thought. Someone who has lost all agendas with others.

Toltec
Can be used by someone who is familiar with, and lives the philosophy of, Toltec Mysticism. Not anyone who studies Toltec mysticism can call themselves a “Toltec”. There are certain tests they need to pass in their lives, and they must have mastered the Riddle of the Mind, the Heart, and the Spirit.

Nagual
To be a Nagual, who has to have first achieved the above two levels of mastery, is not something you can just choose to be. Life chooses you by giving you an unusual anomaly:

A double luminous cocoon (the oval shaped fields of man) around your body. To lead others to freedom from the human paradigm is a very large responsibility. (You are challenging the resisting power of matrices, and need to step as carefully as though going through a minefield – matrices fight back.)

Requiring the necessary power and accompanying vision, the Nagual first has to split their luminous cocoon. Toltec teachings make mention of only a one time split into a four or three pronged Nagual – I have gone through this emotionally agonizing experience four times, splitting my cocoon into twenty prongs. (See The Ring of Truth for more information on Naguals.)

What happens if we use titles we’re not entitled to?
You could have devastating experiences of life challenging you at levels you’re not by any means prepared for.

Example:
I recently had a student from Russia contact me about a pending lawsuit. He was being sued for millions of dollars by a competing company for using a name that was very similar to theirs, thereby capitalizing on their name recognition. He asked what in his life had created this situation, and upon examining it I could see that in order to appear as the masterful teacher of others, he was calling himself “Seer”… even though he still had agendas with others and a deafening dialogue of the mind.

The Dilemma:
When someone wishes to teach others, they use these titles as a marketing tool. A very bad idea that will manifests chaos in that person’s life. I suggest that if you live a self-examined life, knowing the principles of living we have been studying, that you can use the title Master.

Toltec terminology aside, you have gone so far upon this evolutionary journey that to truly say who you are (goddess among man) or who you aspire to be (a resurrected master – one who has lost all agendas, even self-promotion), would sound self-aggrandizing and expose the sacred to the profane.

My Personal Dilemma:
I used no title for many years of public exposure because I shunned creating a personal agenda that would trap my awareness. Only after having a dream to do otherwise, did I use the title of Seer (to at least indicate that my mind had been silenced). But having done so has put me on par with anyone who wishes to do so too (whether legitimately or otherwise).

I’ve resigned myself to the fact that my seeming at the same level of evolution as many others, is an inevitable side effect of disguising our unexplainable majesty behind a lesser light. The most important issue is however, that that lesser light must be one that has been legitimately earned – not an advertising gimmick.