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Continue reading →: TrustWhen the institutions that are a society’s pillars are not perceived as such, that is the beginning of that society’s disintegration. Science is no longer credible, education is doubtful, religion is uninspiring, justice is no longer blind, politicians no longer represent any truth. Trust is a key ingredient in a…
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Continue reading →: The guilty onesGuilt is a topic that has always caught my attention. Probably because it has been part of my life since my childhood. Born in a Catholic society and educated in a Catholic school, I had no choice but to learn to feel guilty starting in “tender infancy,” as they used…
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Continue reading →: About artI am interested in art. Yes. I’m interested in art, but from a perspective or point of view that can be summarized as follows: “Art as a means of human expression and social development.” I’m not interested in defining “Art.” I am certainly not interested in anything remotely connected with “artistic…
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Continue reading →: UnityWhen approached intellectually, the theme of unity – of /what is unitive – is vast, and it’s much easier to just experience it. But how can I experience an internal unity that sometimes seems so elusive? I can try to define certain aspects of unity that allow us to experience…
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Continue reading →: Money is everythingIn 1998 I wrote a fairly autobiographical novel that was undoubtedly boring for almost the entire public, since my greatest interest at that time was not in writing, but in trying to better understand what had happened to me in my life. I think I managed that in a way,…
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Continue reading →: IntuitionLooking out over the garden one spring morning a few days ago, I suddenly had the impression that everything I was seeing was perfectly organized. Despite the enormous diversity of plants, flowers, shrubs, trees, etc., everything was growing and multiplying in a beautiful, harmonious, inspiring order. So I had to…
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Continue reading →: VomitThere are people who think, or actually don’t think but believe, that wars are inevitable. In fact, if those dear people did think, they would come to the inevitable conclusion that wars are not only avoidable, they are also harmful and unnecessary for the progress of humanity. I say that…
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Continue reading →: PecoAt my age, it is rare to make new friends. Most of my friendships are ones that have been established over time, growing out of innumerable shared experiences, similar situations, interests that more or less converge, etc. None of that was true with Peco. I met her through a group…
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Continue reading →: We*The night I read my friend Karen’s essay titled “The Rupture,” or “The Breach,” I couldn’t sleep from the impact it made on me. Her words plunged me into a moment of total recognition and inspiration, and I had a deep desire to project this comprehension into my present and…
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Continue reading →: CompulsionsWhen we say that in general we do not choose, it is quite a bold statement and not accepted by society. We have been taught that choosing is what we do. Society tells us that we have options and it is true. We “choose” according to our compulsions or, in…
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Welcome to my website. All of my writings are inspired by the teachings of Silo and I have come to the conclusion that kindness, good treatment, softness and perseverance are the most suitable elements for internal growth. And this is something intentional, it is something that does not spring from the naturalness of the environment. It is something created, re-created and needs to be maintained by everyone and all those people who value the environment in which human relationships and all internal growth arise. Perhaps, it is the best effort we can make for ourselves and humanity.”
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