We often say that life is hard, short, and a struggle. Yet, life is ours. It has its ugliness so we can recognise beauty, and it presents challenges to remind us of its simplicity and worth.
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We often say that life is hard, short, and a struggle. Yet, life is ours. It has its ugliness so we can recognise beauty, and it presents challenges to remind us of its simplicity and worth.
Continue reading “Life… an oportunity”
“Simplicity has always been considered a mark of truth,” said Schopenhauer.
Is it true that life is hard? Aren’t we the ones who complicate it? Have we not created more and more needs, and consequently, more suffering?
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Just as love leaves an imprint on the souls of those around us, the darkness within us is reflected in our actions and in everything that happens on the global stage. Whether it’s revolutions, coups, demonstrations, or wars, all these events mirror our inner turmoil—full of agitation, dissatisfaction, negativity, hatred, and a desire for revenge.
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The author and researcher Erich von Däniken was born in Switzerland, and as a student, he was concerned by the ancient holy writings. Later, his first book, “Chariots of the Gods“, became a bestseller in tens of countries.
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Although we don’t truly own anything in this world, our education and experiences lead us to believe we are «masters.» We consider ourselves masters of houses, land, and fortunes, and even over the lives of others. This sense of dominion is a false power that arises from selfishness.
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The article “A Season of Gratitude was posted on 30 December 2024, at https://medium.com and then at https://gobblersmasticadores.wordpress.com/. This week, Marcello surprised me again by posting it in English and translating it into Italian, French and Spanish on his blog at https://marcellocomitini.wordpress.com/
I express my sincere gratitude for posting the article and all your hard work in translating the post, Marcello!
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