Spiritual Master Ra’al Ki Victorieux: Transformation through Literature

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Are you familiar with the work of Master Ra’al Ki Victorieux? She is an artist who has left an indelible mark on literature. Born in Mexico City on December 1, 1971, this prolific writer has made significant contributions to the literary landscape. Throughout her career, Victorieux has signed her works under various pseudonyms. The most common are Iris Aggeler, Iris México, and Iris Atma. She has explored themes such as identity, memory, art, spirituality, and social justice. Her works capture the essence of society.

Spiritual Teacher

Master Ra’al Ki Victorieux has left an invaluable legacy through her works that illuminate the path toward personal and social transformation. Have you ever felt that you need guidance for your day-to-day life? In “Radio” she presents teachings from Transcendent Spiritual Laws. She offers a compendium of wisdom that connects readers with universal principles of love and light. Her work “Si Vis Amari Ama” (If You Want to Be Loved, Love) is an essential guide. It helps in fostering healthy relationships. It also supports personal development. Likewise, “Intenso Amor” and “Gracia” are books that invite introspection and healing. They do this through meditations, prayers, and positive affirmations. These practices create a space for peace and self-care. These texts reflect her unwavering commitment to spirituality. They contribute significantly to the strengthening of consciousness. Her writings continue to impact those seeking to deepen their spiritual journey.

Artistic Education

In the academic field, Victorieux’s contributions have not gone unnoticed. Are you interested in specialized books on art and artistic education? She has published titles such as “Un tostón de arte mexicano, 1950-2000”, “Arte. Educación Artística“, “@rte” y la Red, “Enseñanza“, and “México. Artes Visuales 1950-2000“, in addition to her thesis “Autobiografía; desarrollo del Método Schneider para cultivar la Conciencia en la Enseñanza Artística. Tres décadas de vida docente”. Her work has been the subject of numerous analyses. It has undergone critical studies. These highlight the relevance of her artistic and social proposals.

Social Justice and Human Rights

Would you like to collaborate for a more just and inclusive world? Victorieux’s social and spiritual commitment is evident in her writings. It is also present in the podcast on Social Justice and in the video course on human rights and film. She sensitively addresses issues such as inequality and the struggle for human rights.

Novels

Do you enjoy a good story with strong and creative female protagonists? We recommend the novels “XIX Esfinge Solar, memorias de Vamp Iris Atma Ra, “VIII. Aikya. Memorias de «Spicy»; Hmädi Iris México Valparaíso. Activismo en el Arte por la Libertad y la Unidad“, and “Liberando Corazones. Memorias de Queen June Iris“. These works clearly exhibit Victorieux’s focus on denouncing injustice. They also seek historical truth. Additionally, they promote energetic healing through literary creation. Victorieux is known for her unique narrative style. She combines the richness of her artistic training and performance experience. She blends in the documentation of reality and touches of fiction. This creates an immersive prose that transports the reader to evocative scenarios. Her detailed descriptions and ability to weave powerful metaphors have earned her recognition from the media and the public.

Recognitions

Victorieux has received multiple awards throughout her career. She received a grant for Cultural Heritage Research in 1998. In 2000, she got a grant for young creators in the field of painting. Both grants were from Fonca, Conaculta, Mexico. These recognitions underscore the importance of her artistic legacy and her influence on the generations of creators that followed.

In addition to her work in books, she has shared her wisdom in hundreds of articles. These articles have circulated widely on cultural press, magazines, and specialized art and culture websites. Thus, in conclusion, Victorieux is a fundamental figure in the history of contemporary Mexican literature. She is committed to artistic education and the development of spiritual consciousness. She advocates for social justice and has an exceptional narrative style. Her contribution enhances the cultural heritage. Her work makes her an indispensable writer for understanding the complexity and richness of the human soul’s identity through literature.

Published Books in Chronological Order

1. Victorieux, Ra’al Ki. Master (2024) Liberando Corazones. Memorias de Queen June Iris (Derk) Atma Unum. Mexico
2. Victorieux, Ra’al Ki. Master (2022) Pasión por México: Arte de Iris México por la Libertad (Kundalini) Atma Unum. Mexico
3. Victorieux, Ra’al Ki. Master (2021) Ilumina Mandalas. Libro de actividades para peques. (Hermes) Atma Unum. Mexico.
4. Victorieux, Ra’al Ki. Master (2021) ¡A Jugar! Corazón. Juego de mesa para imprimir y aprender inteligencia emocional. (Hermes) Atma Unum. Mexico.
5. Victorieux, Ra’al Ki. Master (2021) Gracia. Bendiciones de Amor, Gracia y Trascendencia. (Lóng Wang) Atma Unum. Mexico.
6. Victorieux, Ra’al Ki. Master (2021) Prensa en Español. Directorio de Medios de Comunicación. (Shakti) Atma Unum. Mexico
7. Victorieux, Ra’al Ki. Master (2021) México. Artes Visuales 1950-2000. (Hermes) Atma Unum. Mexico.
8. Victorieux, Ra’al Ki. Master (2020) Quino. Humor Libertario (Kundalini) Atma Unum. Mexico.
9. Victorieux, Ra’al Ki. Master (2020) Intenso Amor. Poema Epistolar para Meditar y Sanar las Emociones. (Lóng Wáng) Atma Unum. Mexico.
10. Victorieux, Ra’al Ki. Master (2020) VIII. Aikya. Memories of «Spicy»; Hmädi Iris México Valparíso. Activism in Art for Freedom and Unity (Derk) Atma Unum. Mexico.
11. Victorieux, Ra’al Ki. Master (2020) VIII. Aikya. Memorias de «Spicy»; Hmädi Iris México Valparaíso. Activismo en el Arte por la Libertad y la Unidad. (Derk) Atma Unum. Mexico.
12. Victorieux, Ra’al Ki. Master (2020) Semper Victrix. Arte de Protección Espiritual. Color. (Kundalini) Atma Unum. Mexico.
13. Victorieux, Ra’al Ki. Master (2020) Meditaciones & Poesía. Libro de Horas para Nutrir el Alma. (Lóng Wáng) Atma Unum. Mexico.
14. Victorieux, Ra’al Ki. Master (2019) XIX. Esfinge Solar. Memorias de Vamp Iris Atma Ra. Mujer & Romance. (Derk) Atma Unum. Mexico.
15. Victorieux, Ra’al Ki. Master (2019) XIX. Solar Sphinx. Memories of Vamp Iris Atma Ra. Woman & Romance. (Derk) Atma Unum. Mexico.
16. Victorieux, Ra’al Ki. Master (2019) Enseñanza. Historia y Valores en la Educación Artística. (Druk) Atma Unum. Mexico.
17. Victorieux, Ra’al Ki. Master (2019) @rte. Comunicación y Aprendizaje con Multimedios. (Druk) Atma Unum. Mexico.
18. Victorieux, Ra’al Ki. Master (2019) Arte. Educación Artística, Teoría, Gestión Cultural y Psicología Social. (Druk) Mexico. Atma Unum.
19. Victorieux, Ra’al Ki. Master (2019) Semper Victrix. Arte de Protección Espiritual. Blanco y negro. (Kundalini). Atma Unum. Mexico.
20. Victorieux, Ra’al Ki. Master (2018) Si Vis Amari Ama. Si Quieres ser Amado Ama. Inspiración para el desarrollo personal y mejorar las relaciones, (Lóng Wáng). Atma Unum. Mexico.
21. Victorieux, Ra’al Ki. Master (2018) Radio. Reflexiones de Amor y Trascendencia. Atma Unum. Mexico.
22. México, Iris. (2005) Un Tostón de Arte Mexicano. Cenidiap. INBA. Mexico.
23. México, Iris. (2004) El conmovedor desfile del silencio. Cenidiap. INBA. Mexico.
24. México, Iris. Compiler, editor. (2001) Manifiesto Conceptual. Catalog. Arte y Más. Mexico.
25. México, Iris. Compiler, editor. (2000) Quebrar el Silencio. Catalog. Arte y Más. Mexico.
26. Aggeler, Iris. (1999) Artes Visuales Chiapanecas Contemporáneas. Mexico. Website and Digital Edition of Author CDs. Mexico.

Manuscripts, Thesis, and Artist Books

1. Iris M. Aggeler (2022) Autobiografía; Desarrollo del Método Schneider para Cultivar la Conciencia en la Enseñanza Artística. Tres Décadas de Vida Docente. Memoria de Experiencia Profesional. ESAY. Mexico.
2. Victorieux, Ra’al Ki. (2016) Ki. Atma Unum. Mexico. Artist book with mantras and collage.
3. Aggeler, Iris (1984) Album de Chiapas. Mexico. Manuscript.

Bibliography. Mention of the author in books, catalogs, and theses

• Argüello Grunstein, Alberto. (July/December 2020). Cenidiap: a retrospective view, 2000-2003. Visual Discourse. 46. INBA. Mexico. Link: https://www.discursovisual.net/dvweb46/PDF/10_Cenidiap_una_mirada_retrospectiva_2000-2003.pdf Consulted in May 2024.
• Programa de Asignatura. Interdisciplinary Artistic II, Sixth Semester. (February 2017). College of Bachelors. SEP.
• Herrera, R. (2017) Sample of pictorial work. 1999 – 2017. pp. 31, 33, 38. http://rigelherrera.com/pdf/rigel-obra.pdf
• Herrera, R. (2017) Selection of press. Rigel Herrera. 1999 – 2017. pp. 86 – 88, 93, 136. http://rigelherrera.com/pdf/rigel-prensa.pdf
• José Mena. Teresa Picazo. María de la Rosa. Laura Vázquez. María Hernández. Elisa Ramírez. Rosa Flores. (August 2016). Thematic Block 3. Modern Art. Subject Program. Interdisciplinary Artistic I, Fifth Semester. College of Bachelors. SEP. p. 18
• Escobedo Contreras, Teolinda Isadora. (November 2015) International Video Art in Mexico: sessions with Glusberg. Historiography of Mexican video art through a thirty-year production tour. Doctoral thesis for the degree in art history. University of León. pp. 52, 190.
• Escobedo, T. (2015) Historiography of Mexican video art through a thirty-year production journey. Doctoral thesis to obtain the degree in Art History. University of León. pp. 52, 190. https://buleria.unileon.es/bitstream/handle/10612/5897/Tesis%20de%20Teolinda%20Escobedo.pdf;jsessionid=93625EBEA93712938A309FB08E5833DA
• Alvarado Chaparro, Dulce María de. (2015) Performance in Mexico. 28 testimonies (1995-2000). Medina Editorial. Mexico. p. 15 and 465.
• Cázares Cerda, Gisela Ivonne. Rojas Cuevas, Rosa Maribel. (July 5, 2014) An approach to the idea of modernity. MAGOTZI Scientific Bulletin of Arts of the IA. Vol. 2. No. 4 e-ISSN: 2007-4921 Link: https://repository.uaeh.edu.mx/revistas/index.php/ia/article/view/632 Consulted in May 2024.
• Arroyo Huerta, Flor Sarahí (2014) Block 3. Modern Art. Study guide to present the recovery exam for: Interdisciplinary Artistic I Study Plan 2014 Key 522. College of Bachelors Plantel 14 Milpa Alta «Fidencio Villanueva Rojas». p.10
• Novoa, Abril. Franco, Eufemio. Juárez, Alma. Quintanilla, José Ángel. (2012) Contemporary Mexican Society. Open High School Study Plan. Secretariat of Public Education (SEP). Mexico. pp. 83, and 86.
• Aréchiga, Germán. Coordinator. (2012). Nezahualcóyotl 50 years of shared effort. Editorial Fund of the State of Mexico. FoeM. Government of the State of Mexico. p. 220.
• González Castro, Mercedes. (June 2012) Reinvention (2000), and Problem Statement. Social transformation, performance, and communication in Mexico City. Thesis to obtain a degree in communication and culture. Autonomous University of Mexico City. UAC