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✍️ Author: Cira Arroyo Fuentes
📅 Monday, July 20, 2026 – 12:25 PM
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🎯 Core Message
Soccer, beauty salons, and modern materialistic trends act as worldly traps designed to strip people of their true identity and empty their pockets. Real peace, security, and internal fulfillment cannot be found in material appearances or consumerism, but only by standing firm upon the spiritual rock of Christ.
📜 Extended Message
I do not beat around the bush and I go straight forward with my way of thinking with Christ because there are many worldly passions that do not attract me at all. These passions only seek to make us all live in a consumerist and adventurous way, entirely manipulated by the world and its fashions and inventions full of passionate vanities.
The passion for soccer, for example, wants to make the whole world believe that we cannot live without it. It is a grand lie that the entire world is a fan, and I am very sincere and speak things as they are because this worldly passion only leaves behind losses and chaos everywhere and especially inside homes.
Not all of us follow this passion of the world. Sincerely, the only thing soccer leaves behind is taverns full of people drinking liquor, places where men and women find themselves entangled in infidelities.
The passion for soccer is tied to or highly related to outings to restaurants, bars with nightclubs like what is seen in Miami where they adulterate food or drinks, and aesthetic centers full of people who are completely tattooed, shaved, and following diabolical fashions from old times that rob people of their true identity.
Many people, because of their unhealthy passion for soccer, if they do not go to the stadium or cannot go because it is in another country, if they do not have a very large screen at home, they go to watch the games on big screens in restaurants, bar-restaurants, or taverns. During and at the end of the match, the environment fills with extreme confidence and heats up due to liquor, drugs, and game adrenaline.
They leave these places with partners they barely know at that moment. Many people already have dating relationships or are married to other individuals, but they forget about their commitments by letting themselves be carried away by fleeting adventures of the place. For me, soccer is an unhealthy passion that leads to liquor, drugs, and many fleeting adventures.
Sincerely, the only ones who win with soccer are those from FIFA, the players, the stores, and the businesses that set up big screens to attract clients. The common people only win losing money from their pockets to go to stadiums, visit places with big screens, or pay very expensive tickets to go see World Cups in another country; that is to say, everything is the commerce of a passion created in the world, in which I see no grace whatsoever in kicking a ball like a fool.
There are many people with different ways of thinking, and this happens to be mine. Soccer only generates a horrible vocabulary in people; they drink liquor, use drugs, fight, and half-kill each other, while the ones who are truly speaking are the money bills, because they are the ones playing.
That is the truth, they are the ones who are living off all the fat of the people whom they put to fight and from whom they draw money from every side, moving individuals as if they were puppets in a resounding commerce where those who allow themselves to be manipulated dance. Loose women, many of them prostitutes, go to these places because they know that single men will arrive there, many of them even married or with girlfriends, looking to see from whom they can extract money in the taverns, stadiums, or livestock fairs where there is money, liquor, and drugs.
What outrages me the most is seeing that I have traveled through places in Costa Rica where people live in shacks, in houses made entirely of rusted tin, and you see that they have a massive screen and an ultra sound system to listen to the games. Perhaps they do not even have anything to eat at home, nor furniture to sit on, but they go well-dressed to see soccer in the stadiums or to go to concerts.
In Costa Rica, the word "maje" has become crazily fashionable, and it is horrible now how children and young people open their mouths saying only "maje" here and "maje" there, acquiring in mass a very vulgar vocabulary and bad words that leave us nothing but losses. People gradually catch that vulgar way of speaking in stadiums, bars, or concerts, and they become like thugs.
When a goal is scored, they hug anyone, they set their eyes on the first person they see and hug them out of excitement, and thus, already drunk and drugged in the bars, they all fondle one another, and that is where infidelities begin, and they leave completely drunk to finish their adventures in hotels or wherever.
Those who stay in their homes because they have good screens only put the games on, deeply involved in the soccer mass within a closed circle, many drinking liquor, which is what large organizations or businesses seek so that they win, while many low-income families only experience hunger because the man leaves alone for the tavern or the stadium and spends all the money.
I do not like soccer, perhaps because of all this that I have seen; on the contrary, I like swimming much more or simply walking to exercise my body because it is a sport of lower impact on the bones and super healthy, and to exercise my mind, writing is a precious art, a mental sport that exercises my mind so as not to let myself be manipulated by that worldly passion or be stuck in that mass.
The people who watch the games are just sitting down; it is a totally passive and fattening sport for the spectator whose only action is filling the belly, getting fat, and drinking beer, liquor, and sodas crazily. It is a lie that they are practicing sport; rather, they are exposing themselves to a heart attack.
I saw since I was a little girl how people turned red-red from intense anger when their team lost, getting so excited that many almost suffered cardiac arrest, and in fact, many did, and all of this just so that taverns, bars, supermarkets, and stores win by selling expensive sports jerseys with logos to show off in cars. All of this soccer matter is tied together because after the games, people move in groups to restaurants, to hotel nightclubs like the ones seen in Miami, or to places to dance where there is a great danger of someone throwing a drug into your food or drink.
One risks that by being involved in those worldly environments; that is why we must open our eyes wide, because the Bible says it clearly that we must examine well where we place our feet and ensure we clean and shake our footwear well when leaving certain places so as not to contaminate our body or let ourselves be courted by sin.
In short, the passion for soccer is tied to or highly related to outings to restaurants, bars, and nightclubs where unfortunately and dangerously many adulterate food or drinks, and the aesthetic centers are full of people completely tattooed, shaved, and with diabolical fashions from old times that rob people of their identity.
We are bombarded not only by the passion for soccer but also by the passion for beauty salons, liquor companies, tattoo artists, and piercings, which are people who cause harm while real doctors who heal people are scarce. Now for women and men, the more destroyed they look, the better it is for them; they fill their hair with different dyes, make marks on their eyebrows, shave their hair leaving only a tail on top, and fill their bodies with horrible tattoos that look like criminals from diabolical fashions extracted from old movies.
It is horrible how many people today have destroyed their bodies; they walk around completely marked, pierced, and notably battered by alcohol and drugs. One goes to look for a known person and can no longer find them because they are unrecognizable from how much they transformed themselves.
That is exactly what the devil wants, for people to lose their identity both on the outside and on the inside. The worst part is that you go to these aesthetic centers and they are full of owners or employees who have led a lost life and walk around completely tattooed and with very strange hairstyles.
One has to be very foolish not to see what is right in front of them and to place themselves in the hands of a crazy man or a crazy woman who might even be working while drugged and, in their hallucinations, create a very strange style on your body.
The materialistic world wants to make us believe, the people who do not fall into the fold of its passionate corporations, that we are the strange ones, the boring ones, the fools, or the crazy ones who do not know how to live life. They tell us that we only have a few days and that we should not think over things too much because after all we have to die; that is the story used by worldly people to kill themselves working all week only to spend all the money on the weekend getting into a heavy binge, a heavy high, and living passing romantic adventures.
Those whom the world calls sane are the ones falling down drunk with liquor or drugs in hand singing in bars, while those of us who are different and take care of our money and our home are marginalized.
We are also bombarded by foreign businesses and telephone or cable companies that entered through free trade and look like watchmen or Jehovah's Witnesses, coming from house to house to knock on the door wanting to privatize us from our own home, and they get angry if one does not open for them.
Others come with credit cards and travel agencies looking to see how they can take away the little or much that one has, and if one tells them that they do not have money, they say it does not matter because you have a card, wanting to extract what you have almost by force. That is why we must close the doors to them even if they dislike us; we must be meek but not dim, good but not foolish, because many people only speak to one for business, and once the business is finalized, if I saw you, I do not remember you. If one goes through a necessity or urgency, nobody appears nor does anyone have money for you, but everyone wants to extract money from you.
These are the arguments that Cira Arroyo Fuentes gives in solitude upon seeing how materialistic people are playing with everything and extracting money from others, to the point that they are left without eating, losing houses, cars, and farms for running like monkeys behind every invention of large companies to get them out of the house, ending up completely broke for not knowing how to think or manage their money. If a person is empty inside, no matter how much they do on the outside, they will never be filled; nothing of this world will satisfy them, only God, only Christ, only the Spirit of God is capable of filling us and satisfying us, because he who has Christ has everything and he who does not have Him has absolutely nothing.
So you will know whether you remain living as one more puppet of this ambitious commerce or if you bar the door of your house and stand firm; the truth is that he who does not have the Spirit of God inside is an empty vessel with much adornment on the outside, and at the time of an urgency, he will be left alone because the world only seeks business and your money, but later, if I saw you, I do not remember you.
We must stand firm upon the rock which is Christ and stop being puppets of this materialistic and ambitious world. As the word of the Lord teaches us in the gospel according to Saint Matthew, everyone who hears these words of mine and acts on them will be like a wise man who built his house on the rock, and the rain fell, and the floods came, and the winds blew and beat against that house, but it did not fall because it had been founded on the rock; on the other hand, everyone who hears these words of mine and does not act on them will be like a foolish man who built his house on the sand, and the rain fell, and the floods came, and the winds blew and beat against that house, and it fell, and great was its ruin.
🕊️ Bible Verse
Proverbs 4:26, Saint Matthew 10:14, and Saint Matthew 7:24-27
I have reviewed some verses about watching where you place your feet and cleaning your footwear so as not to be contaminated by the current of the world. The word of God teaches us in Proverbs 4:26: "Ponder the path of your feet, and let all your ways be established," and the Lord Jesus himself told his disciples in Saint Matthew 10:14 that when leaving a place that would not receive them, they should shake off the dust from their feet, a sacred instruction to keep our footwear clean and not contaminate our body or our soul with the filth of those passionate and wayward environments.
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💭 Author's Note
This writing comes from observing the realities of the world and human behaviors under the guidance that God places in my mind and heart.
"Every day I am more convinced that I have nothing to do out there in the outside world and I prefer to live in my inner world with God, which is why I invite you to evaluate at what speed you are living and whether you are building on the rock of Christ and your inner spiritual castle or on the sand of material appearances of this empty and ambitious world."
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📚 Bibliography
The Holy Bible. Book of Proverbs, Chapter 4, Verse 26; Gospel according to Saint Matthew, Chapter 10, Verse 14 and Chapter 7, Verses 24 to 27.
Medical Studies on the cardiovascular impact of emotional stress and sports fanaticism, New England Journal of Medicine [NEJM].
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