THE OLD WORLD and the NEW WORLD how they met and then got married.

The Spanish "conquest" of the Inca Empire in history was one of the most important colonial expansion ever in the history of the world.
The Turmoil in all Europe, East and West and North and South, was so intense that the doctrine of falsity and evil was everywhere. Falsity an evil multiplied the most in the extremes of the natural (a balanced and harmonic way), for therein were all the fallacies of the senses that dominated them in their physical concept  of the world(kingdoms, land possession, material greed).
Two small spanish ships sailed Southwards in the Pacific Ocean in 1527 towards Peru, carrying with them all the diseases of the old world. When they were nearby the coasts of the New World, they had their first glance of the future wife to whom this spirit of the old world is forced to married, because in their own land it was losing power.
A small ocean-going raft, made of balsa wood and fitted with cotton sails, with a crew of 20 carrying the pure and young spirit of the New World made its first appearance to them. They felt overjoy when they saw the cargo of this small boat, they didn't pay attention to the wholeness of the sacred meeting instead they were moved by the particulars of their greed. The people in the small raft, representing the spirit of the bride, were transporting precious stones, silver and gold to their sacred temples in order to exercise their rituals and obtain peace and balance in their world. At that exact time in their history, their empire was in turmoil because of the civil war they were facing.
These spanish men were united in mind and heart only in the pursuit of the treasures that this New Land offered. They did not love the spirit of the bride. To the people of the land, they were the ones sent by the gods to give them a hand. A historic moment in human history. They both needed a hand. Destiny is given them another chance to start all over again.
As the march of the Spaniards' men started from the North of the South American Continent, 62 horsemen (horses were strange animals for the Inca people) and 106 men, did not find easy the chosen path taken by them in which the Old World's spirit  moved. The had to rob the bride and the best way was to continue with their lies and portrait themselves as the sacred men sent by the gods to give them peace.  It took them two years to move over the difficult coast of Ecuador and arrive to Peru's Northern Lands. In this delay they had the opportunity to continue the act and meangle with locals. They received them with open arms. The spanish men used this open heart from the bride to lure her in their benefit and offered them their sacred horses and everything they had in order to maintain that special treatment with them. This resulted  in the common interest of learning how to communicate. The locals, of course, were eager to learn the language of the gods since they thought these men were sent by them to restore peace over their land.
The Inca Empire never used a writing language to communicate instead they had a kind of bridge spoken language that were able to translate any other spoken language. The Quechua language that they spoke based in numeric value was able to do it. It functioned like the one used on today computers. Since their minds and heart were taught to respect the universal laws, those laws were not written or read in the way of the Old World instead, they were known in the darkness of the universal world. Locals were able to translate easily any other type of natural language and it was a very important tool in their success to unify the empire. As soon as the locals started to speak the language of this small group of men, they were able to lead them through the inhospitable routes used by them to communicate with the rest of the empire. Also they told them everything about them and the civil war they were facing. They knew that peace was important in order to maintain balance in their land.
What a lesson these group of men received from people that had a profound respect for their land while the Old World from where they came only new the spirit of war,  and only had respect for material riches regardless the cost.
What we see now is the result of the marriage of these two different worlds. But still the remnant of the spirit of this bride exists and live in the Andes waiting for the next age in which her power will be restore.