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O silêncio do outro se tornou a maior arma contra a sua sanidade. A confusão entre o amor genuíno e a dependência emocional nos mantém presos em um cárcere invisível, paralisando os nossos passos e bloqueando o nosso despertar da consciência. Esta reflexão de vida é um alerta direto para você parar de mendigar afeto a quem lhe entregou apenas o vazio.
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Por que a dependência emocional opera como um anestésico cruel que sabota a sua transformação interior.
O conceito de Absurdo de Albert Camus e como ele explica a nossa teimosia em racionalizar a dor.
Como a filosofia existencialista e o estoicismo de Marco Aurélio nos ensinam a soltar o controle sobre as atitudes alheias.
A diferença brutal entre nutrir uma esperança real e alimentar uma ilusão doentia, segundo a psicologia profunda.
Técnicas práticas de autoconhecimento para enterrar a necessidade de respostas e aceitar o ponto final invisível.
Como o despertar da consciência pode libertar você do ciclo de exaustão, promovendo uma verdadeira reflexão de vida.
✨ Camus nos ensina que a liberdade não surge de um fechamento perfeito, mas da coragem de abraçar a realidade exatamente como ela é. Uma sabedoria que dialoga com a psicologia profunda moderna e oferece o antídoto definitivo para a sua transformação interior. O autoconhecimento real exige que você pare de fugir da própria noite escura.
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00:03Hope, contrary to popular belief, is equivalent to resignation.
00:08And to live is to not resign oneself to the status quo.
00:12The cell phone screen lights up in the middle of the night.
00:15The pulse quickens for a fraction of a second, only to plummet again upon noticing that
00:21The notification is not from the intended recipient.
00:24There is a silent tribunal that settles in the mind when someone decides to become one.
00:30ghost.
00:32Endless dialogues of reconciliation are rehearsed, searching for a reason, a closure, a final word.
00:39A word that supposedly cures all anguish.
00:43But what gnaws at the heart is not just the unspoken goodbye.
00:47It's the inner refusal to admit that the chapter is over.
00:51Hope acts as a cruel, anesthetic force.
00:56She keeps her psyche imprisoned in a cage of assumptions, trying to tame the chaos.
01:02oblivious, while one's own life slips away through the cracks of a futile wait.
01:07The philosopher Albert Camus understood this trap with sharp precision.
01:13He reveals to us that true freedom requires embracing naked reality, without veils.
01:20of comforting illusions.
01:23In this meeting, we will go through this deconstruction.
01:26Let's confront the torture of hope head-on and understand why the belief in a return or
01:33In a belated explanation, that's exactly what's destroying your peace.
01:38Genuine relief emerges the moment one stops begging for answers from the one who chose them.
01:44muteness.
01:46We will discover how to release this imaginary control, transforming the pain of the void into solid ground.
01:52and finally, accepting the invisible endpoint.
01:59Absurdity arises from this confrontation between human desire and the irrational silence of the world.
02:07Imagine an old transmission device, one of those heavy wooden radios.
02:12We sat before it in the sleepless early hours, turning the tuning knob, secretly pleading.
02:18For a familiar song, for a familiar voice that pronounces our name and brings us comfort.
02:24But the speaker only emits a continuous hissing sound.
02:30A cold and impersonal static.
02:33My fingers ache, the clock ticks, my eyes grow heavy.
02:38Instead of simply pressing the off button and accepting the silence of the room, we prefer
02:43to convince us that the station is only temporarily off the air.
02:48We remain paralyzed in our armchairs, hostages to the static.
02:53This broken equipment illustrates our psyche trying to extract some meaning.
02:59of abandonment or a poorly executed closure.
03:04That desperate cry that echoes into the void, demanding that reality explain itself to us.
03:10The reason for so much indifference clashes against the wall of those who chose to follow another path.
03:17Camus christened this overwhelming clash of realities.
03:21He called it absurd.
03:22The absurdity of existence lies not in the fact that the universe is chaotic, but in our...
03:29absolute stubbornness in demanding that he offer us a fair and well-explained ending.
03:36We often suffer because we cling to the belief that today's anguish will inevitably be...
03:42Compensated tomorrow.
03:44It's the great trap of time.
03:46We treat present pain as a paid bill, an emotional investment for the future.
03:52The person returns repentant, finally validating our worth.
03:59Camus noted that this constant expectation reduces us to the condition of eternal beggars.
04:05We waste our vitality waiting for an outcome that resides exclusively within our own minds.
04:11imagination.
04:13Today, this hissing sound takes on modern forms.
04:16It's the blue double tick in the messaging app that never gets a reply.
04:21It is the anonymous viewing in our daily social media logs that our brain...
04:27He insists on interpreting it as longing when it's just empty gossip.
04:33Neuroscience has already demonstrated that chronic uncertainty raises cortisol levels, keeping the body in a state of...
04:39permanent state of alert.
04:42We became physically and mentally exhausted.
04:45And what's worse, the blame for this fatigue lies not with the absence itself, but with our refusal to lock it away.
04:53The door that the other person had the cowardice to leave ajar.
04:59True generosity towards the future consists of giving everything to the present.
05:06If we remain obsessed with hypothetical scenarios that might occur months or years from now, we plunder.
05:14the only wealth we truly have left.
05:16Now.
05:18Camus invites us to an intimate rebellion.
05:22Not a noisy or aggressive uprising, but a silent refusal to continue acting.
05:28as victims of this self-imposed torture.
05:32When we choose to nurture the promise of an unlikely return, we commit what philosophy...
05:38Existentialism refers to it as philosophical suicide.
05:43We flee from the sharp pain of naked truth to take refuge under the torn blanket of an illusion.
05:50We fabricate mental alibis to justify distancing ourselves from those we love.
05:56We tell ourselves it's just a confusing phase, that the affection is still there.
06:01either the bottom or fate will take care of putting the pieces together.
06:06All of this serves the sole purpose of diverting attention from the wound.
06:12We want life to have a movie script, where the villain redeems himself in the final act.
06:17And our painful wait is applauded.
06:20But life doesn't have a screenwriter.
06:22The universe doesn't owe us a poetic ending.
06:26The lack of response is, irrefutably, the clearest answer one can receive.
06:34Learning to live intensely requires facing the ceiling, listening to the noise around you, and in a...
06:41an act of violent courage, ripping the radio cord from the socket.
06:45It means enduring real grief without trying to numb it with fictional narratives of redemption.
06:52The moment we kill that protective fantasy, oxygen starts filling our bodies again.
06:58lungs.
06:59The chest gradually stops bleeding as we release the scalpel of doubt.
07:05We regained control of our own steps.
07:09Liberation never comes through the feet of those who have left.
07:13It emerges the very second we recognize that the invisible endpoint was already there.
07:18All the time.
07:22There is no sun without shadow, and one must know the night.
07:28For those left behind, night is the exact moment the door closes.
07:34and the echo diminishes.
07:36We have an instinctive dread of this existential darkness.
07:41We grew up hearing that perseverance is always a shining virtue.
07:46Those who believe always achieve.
07:48We've heard it around here.
07:51We take these motivational jargon terms and turn them into unquestionable dogmas.
07:56So, when a bond breaks down, we apply the same exhaustive logic.
08:02We believe that if we keep the flame burning, if we remain loyal to the memory of what has passed,
08:08Fate will eventually reward us by bringing that person back.
08:13Imagine a waiting room in an old clinic.
08:16The clock on the wall ticks rhythmically.
08:19The magazines on the desk are already gathering dust, and the receptionist has already turned off the hallway light.
08:25And he left.
08:26But we're still there, sitting in that uncomfortable armchair.
08:31convinced that the doctor will come out of the office and call our name.
08:37We ended up becoming that stubborn patient.
08:41Hope, which generally acts as a driving force in life,
08:44It becomes our most merciless jailer.
08:48She doesn't bind us with physical chains,
08:51It merely persuades us that accepting the breakup would be signing a certificate of failure.
08:57Why do we put up with this?
08:59Deep psychology offers a disturbing revelation.
09:04The void is infinitely more frightening than continued pain.
09:09The agony of waiting for a miracle is excruciating.
09:12But it's a familiar concern.
09:14It gives us a temporary identity.
09:17I am the one who is waiting.
09:20The moment we admit there will be no turning back,
09:24This character needs to die.
09:26And right after that symbolic death,
09:29We are forced to confront the most dreaded question of all.
09:32Who will we be now that we no longer have anyone to stand guard for?
09:37That's why we prefer the torture of maybe.
09:41Maybe it works like a cheap anesthetic.
09:45It postpones real grief and prevents us from facing the night head-on.
09:50delaying our inevitable encounter with reconstruction.
09:56You have power over your mind, not over external events.
10:01Realize this and you will find your strength.
10:06At this point in our journey,
10:09We need to summon Marco Aurélio.
10:12Roman emperor and one of the leading exponents of Stoicism.
10:17He ruled the ancient world,
10:20He commanded vast armies.
10:21but knew intimately
10:23that the only thing that truly governed
10:26It was the psyche itself.
10:28He offers us clarity.
10:30that cuts our passivity off at the root.
10:35We often act as if the attitude of others
10:38as if it were merely an extension of our whims.
10:41Think about the variations in climate.
10:43Nobody goes out on the street,
10:45a cloudy sky
10:46and tries to shout at a dark cloud
10:49so that she can divert the storm.
10:51We just accept the rain.
10:54We opened our umbrellas and continued walking.
10:57A lack of reciprocity is exactly like rain.
11:02This is an external event.
11:04in which we have no jurisdiction.
11:07However,
11:08when it comes to affection,
11:10We tried to dry the storm.
11:12using their own hands.
11:15We wasted a colossal amount of energy.
11:17Trying to decipher the steps of the missing person.
11:20imagining hidden justifications
11:23or anticipating regret
11:25which will bring them crawling back.
11:28This Herculean effort
11:30It's a crime against one's own vitality.
11:33The time spent monitoring the shadow of someone who has left.
11:36It's life stolen from your own clock.
11:40Stoic philosophy warns
11:42to suffer for that which is beyond our control.
11:44It's an irrational choice.
11:46The other decided to put an end to it.
11:50That is the concrete reality.
11:52Our chronic refusal
11:54reading this score
11:55and our stubbornness
11:57in turning it into a dragged-out comma.
12:00That is the real wound.
12:03Genuine freedom doesn't just appear out of nowhere.
12:05like a magical and painless relief.
12:08It emerges as an act of absolute sobriety.
12:11It consists of understanding
12:12that we don't need other people's remorse.
12:15to validate our value.
12:18This need
12:19who hurt us
12:21Recognize our size.
12:23It's just our ego.
12:25begging for a spotlight.
12:27When we remove the keys
12:29from our peace of mind regarding our pockets
12:30of those who are no longer present
12:32and we put them in our own pockets
12:35The prison is crumbling.
12:37The storm may continue raging outside.
12:40but we, in the end,
12:42We realize that we are safe.
12:43and heated on the inside.
12:48The impediment to action advances the action.
12:52What's in the way?
12:53It becomes the path.
12:56So how do we translate this?
12:57this lucidity of Marcus Aurelius
12:59For our exhausting daily lives?
13:02The theory is deeply reassuring.
13:04But practice requires emotional muscle.
13:08To dismantle the mechanism
13:10of illusory expectation
13:11and integrate the harshness of reality
13:13we need to adopt
13:15three successive internal movements.
13:18The first movement
13:19what philosophy suggests to us
13:21It's the burial of the answer.
13:24This is not a physical ceremony.
13:26but of an intimate decree
13:28and irrevocable.
13:29This step requires
13:31that we stop questioning
13:32compulsively dwell on the past.
13:35We spent countless nights
13:37assuming the role of detectives
13:39from a crime scene
13:41that has no solution.
13:42We ended up dissecting old conversations.
13:45imagining the reasons
13:46for whom affection has dried up.
13:49Was I not good enough?
13:51Was there some fatal misunderstanding?
13:53A mind addicted to control.
13:56It requires a logical reason.
13:57to appease the rejection.
14:00However,
14:01to decree the burial of the response
14:03It means accepting.
14:04even if that justification
14:06so longed for
14:07arrived today in a sealed envelope,
14:10She wouldn't undo the damage.
14:12Chronic absence
14:13That's the complete message.
14:15and definitive.
14:17Close down for good.
14:18this drawer of useless questions
14:20it's the initial attitude
14:22to stop
14:22Our invisible bleeding.
14:25Following our journey,
14:27the second step
14:28It's the suspension.
14:29of stoic control.
14:32Remember the dichotomy
14:33about what we can
14:34And we can't govern?
14:36In practical experience,
14:37This requires vigilance.
14:38our impulses
14:40more instinctive.
14:42When we feel
14:43that sudden urge
14:45and fiery
14:45to search for traces
14:47of the person
14:47on social media
14:48or to force
14:50a casual encounter
14:51without wanting to,
14:52We paused,
14:54We recognize the urgency,
14:56We felt our chest tighten,
14:57but we refused
14:59obedience
14:59to that instinct.
15:02We assume
15:02with absolute courage
15:04that the return,
15:05the blame
15:05or possible regret
15:07of those who hurt us
15:08belong
15:09to a foreign territory.
15:11Upon releasing
15:12this thick rope
15:13that skinned
15:14our hands,
15:15we stopped fighting
15:16against the wind.
15:17we allow the other
15:19have the freedom
15:19to go,
15:20returning to us
15:21the non-negotiable right
15:23to be at peace.
15:27In the middle of winter,
15:29I learned that it was within me
15:30An unbeatable summer.
15:33Albert Caminos
15:34deliver this image
15:35overwhelming
15:36not as a simple
15:38poetic consolation,
15:39but as an observation
15:41brutal survival.
15:42and that's exactly it
15:43that dormant force
15:45which is the basis
15:46our third stage,
15:48the absurdist rebellion.
15:51To rebel
15:52through the lens of absurdism
15:53It's not about yelling.
15:55against the world
15:55or cultivate
15:56a cynical bitterness.
15:58It is an act
15:59infinitely
15:59quieter
16:00and subversive.
16:02It consists of the decision.
16:03of living
16:04with vitality
16:05fierce,
16:06despite the point
16:07inexplicable ending.
16:09Common sense
16:10usually suggests
16:11that emotional grief
16:12It must be an eternal stagnation.
16:15a long winter
16:16where we get cramped
16:17awaiting rescue.
16:19But the rebellion
16:21it intrigues us
16:21extracting heat
16:23from the cold itself.
16:24We decided
16:25get up from that armchair
16:27from the waiting room
16:28that we visited
16:29in the previous block.
16:30We understand.
16:31that which is called
16:32It will never come.
16:34And instead
16:35to crumble
16:35in the empty hallway,
16:37we opened the door
16:38exit
16:38and we left
16:39the clarity
16:40Hitting someone in the face.
16:42We started investing
16:43our daily energy
16:44not on vigil
16:46of burned bridges,
16:47but at the opening
16:48of unreleased tracks.
16:50We move forward.
16:51not to prove
16:52to those who were left behind
16:53that we are strong,
16:54but purely,
16:56because the landscape
16:57ahead
16:57requires our presence
16:59In its entirety.
17:01These three movements
17:02they don't act
17:03like a spell
17:04of amnesia.
17:05The scar
17:06It will remain there.
17:07silent,
17:09noting that
17:09There was a cut.
17:11However,
17:12upon resigning
17:13hunting
17:13for explanations,
17:15stop the obsession
17:16by domain
17:17of the uncontrollable
17:18and embrace
17:19existence
17:20exactly like
17:21she introduces herself
17:22now,
17:23we changed
17:24our stance
17:24facing destiny.
17:27We ceased to be
17:28the hostages
17:29maybe
17:29suffocating
17:30to become
17:32the authors
17:32from our own
17:33today.
17:35Silence
17:36abandon
17:36the form
17:37from a void
17:37terrifying
17:38and it becomes
17:39finally
17:40the blank screen
17:41where our
17:42new voice
17:43It can echo.
17:47What is a man?
17:48Outraged?
17:49A man who says no.
17:51But if he refuses,
17:52He doesn't resign.
17:54He is also a man
17:55who says yes
17:55since your
17:56first movement.
17:59The rebellion
18:00that Camus proposes
18:01It occurs in the remote
18:03of our psyche
18:03at the exact moment
18:05in what do we say
18:06no
18:06to torture
18:07of waiting
18:08and yes
18:09to our own
18:10reality.
18:12For a long time
18:13we deal with the distance
18:14imposed by the other
18:15like a flaw
18:17cosmic,
18:18a puzzle
18:19cruel
18:19where it was lacking
18:20a piece
18:21so that we could
18:22rest.
18:24However,
18:25the great epiphany
18:26emerges
18:27when we understand
18:27that muteness
18:28stranger
18:29It's not a vacuum.
18:30Awaiting completion.
18:32The other's muteness
18:33it is itself
18:34response.
18:35The refusal
18:36who left
18:37in offering
18:37an outcome
18:38worthy
18:39configure
18:39paradoxically
18:40the conclusion
18:41more frank
18:42that we could
18:43to receive.
18:44Charge
18:45explanations
18:46someone
18:46who elected
18:47indifference
18:48It's equivalent to begging.
18:49by water
18:50in front of a
18:50dry source.
18:52The headquarters
18:52insatiable
18:53is not born
18:54from the stone
18:54but from our
18:55stubbornness
18:56to continue
18:56with the cup
18:57extended.
18:58At that instant
18:59where we collect
19:00the hand
19:00the humiliation
19:01silent
19:02It's over.
19:04To assume
19:04this limit
19:05untouchable
19:06It's a gesture.
19:07immense
19:07majesty.
19:09We left
19:10the position
19:10of beggars
19:11affective
19:11for us
19:12let's convert
19:13in guardians
19:14from our
19:14own
19:15stability.
19:16The ghost
19:18that sucked
19:19our energy
19:19loses vigor
19:21not because
19:22he had
19:22decency
19:23of us
19:23free
19:24but purely
19:25because we
19:25we decided
19:26release the
19:27currents
19:27volunteers
19:28that us
19:29they were
19:29to the memory
19:30from him.
19:33The universe
19:35It's transformation.
19:36life
19:37that's what
19:37our
19:37thoughts
19:38They make her their own.
19:41Marcus Aurelius
19:42delivers us
19:43this synthesis
19:43clear
19:44and unquestionable.
19:46Impermanence
19:47it's the only one
19:48universal rule
19:49which
19:50all of us
19:51we are
19:52submitted.
19:53The course
19:54water
19:54never
19:54ceases
19:55your
19:55path
19:56and try
19:57paralyze
19:57the current
19:58using the
19:58arms
19:59open
19:59only yields
20:00exhaustion
20:01and muscles
20:02broken.
20:03Beauty
20:05from our
20:05trajectory
20:06not found
20:07under warranty
20:08children
20:08of what the
20:09people
20:09will remain
20:10tied
20:11to our
20:11days
20:12indefinitely.
20:13The real
20:14resilience
20:15emerges in
20:16capacity
20:17follow
20:17forward
20:18with
20:18gracefulness
20:19even after
20:20withdrawal
20:21abrupt
20:21that
20:21crutch
20:22validation
20:23external
20:24that our
20:24ego
20:24I loved him so much.
20:27There is nothing left.
20:27no romanticism
20:28in watch
20:29a corpse
20:29emotional.
20:30Affection
20:31authentic
20:32by us
20:32same
20:33requires
20:33that we clean
20:34dust
20:35of clothes,
20:36Let's wrap this up.
20:36the cult
20:37what
20:37It never existed.
20:38form
20:39reciprocal
20:39and let's go back
20:40the eyes
20:41for clarity
20:42from the horizon.
20:43Fantasy
20:44of the return
20:45that jailer
20:47merciless
20:47that we unmasked
20:48back there
20:49gives up land
20:50to a lucidity
20:51serene.
20:52The scenario
20:53immediate
20:53may not
20:54flaunting the colors
20:55from the script
20:56idealized
20:57that we designed.
20:58However,
20:59he possesses the undeniable
21:00advantage of being
21:01real.
21:03There is a power
21:04overwhelming
21:05in planting one's feet
21:07on the ground
21:07authentic,
21:08however harsh
21:09that it may seem
21:10in the first
21:11steps.
21:12The abyss
21:14left
21:14goodbye
21:15abandon
21:16the status
21:17threat
21:17and is transformed
21:19in scope.
21:20It becomes
21:21a plot of land
21:22clean
21:22to breathe,
21:23to rediscover
21:24individual contours
21:26and, above all,
21:27a large place
21:28for us to live in
21:29our own existence
21:31without begging
21:32permission
21:33of those who opted
21:33because I didn't stay.
21:38There is no destination.
21:39that it cannot be
21:40surpassed
21:40out of contempt.
21:43Albert Camus
21:44delivers us
21:45this sentence
21:46not to encourage
21:47arrogance,
21:48but to arm ourselves
21:50against submission
21:51affective.
21:52To disregard destiny
21:54in this context
21:55It means to refuse.
21:56the paper
21:57victim
21:57paralyzed
21:58in the face of muteness
22:00of whom has left.
22:02When we analyze
22:03our routine
22:04With complete frankness,
22:05we noticed how much
22:07of our architecture
22:08intimate
22:08was erected
22:09around
22:10of an absence.
22:11We feed
22:12a ghost
22:13using our
22:14own vitality
22:15daily.
22:17The affliction
22:17to maintain
22:18the room
22:19of guests
22:19of the mind
22:20eternally tidy
22:21waiting
22:22a visit
22:23that tore
22:24the invitation,
22:25exhausts us
22:26In a brutal way.
22:28At this stage
22:29of the crossing,
22:30the focus
22:31needs to be turned over
22:32Inside.
22:33Existential philosophy
22:35does not offer
22:35sweetened pills,
22:37she proposes
22:38questions
22:39that cut
22:39the root
22:40of our inertia.
22:42Who would we be?
22:43at this very moment,
22:44if all the energy
22:46piped
22:47to decipher
22:47rejection by others
22:49was returned
22:50to our own
22:51vital axis?
22:53What talent
22:54asleep?
22:55What affection
22:55genuine?
22:56Which trait
22:57of our personality
22:58would take shape
23:00vigorous
23:00if simply
23:01if we accepted
23:02the lack
23:03response
23:03From the other side?
23:04Acute pain
23:05from a wound
23:06exposed
23:06reveals itself
23:07much less
23:08destructive
23:09than the effort
23:10chronic
23:10to try
23:11cover it up
23:12with bandages
23:12made of hope.
23:17The loss
23:18nothing more
23:19what
23:19change
23:19and the change
23:21It's a delight.
23:21of nature.
23:24The finding
23:25by Marcus Aurelius
23:26acts like a
23:28solvent
23:28for our
23:29rigidity.
23:30Our
23:30psych
23:31fears
23:32closing
23:32absolute
23:33because it usually
23:34confuse
23:35abandonment
23:35of attachment
23:36with
23:37annulment
23:37from itself
23:38history.
23:39We believe
23:40blindly
23:40to release
23:41the remains
23:42of that
23:42that us
23:43hurt
23:43it means
23:44invalidate
23:45beauty
23:46than
23:46one day
23:47It flourished.
23:49However,
23:50the cadence
23:50organic
23:51of the days
23:52charge
23:53rupture
23:53of cocoons
23:54that remained
23:54tight.
23:56Keep the
23:56hands
23:57locked
23:57around
23:58of a
23:58blade
23:58sharp
23:59purely
24:00to
24:00to hold
24:01one
24:01promise
24:01that dried up
24:02it is
24:03bigger
24:03of
24:03violence
24:04what
24:04we commit
24:05against
24:05us
24:05same.
24:07THE
24:08manumission
24:08interior
24:08demand
24:09one
24:09confrontation
24:10quite
24:10lonely.
24:11Requires
24:12that us
24:12let's sit down
24:13in the company
24:13from our
24:14own
24:14vastness
24:15and let's face it
24:16the fact
24:16that
24:17absence
24:17It doesn't kill.
24:19She just
24:20silence
24:21The noises.
24:22When do we stop?
24:23to saturate
24:24this stillness
24:25with the voices
24:26of a future
24:27unlikely,
24:28we started
24:29distinguish the rhythm
24:30from our
24:30pulsation.
24:32THE
24:33trail
24:33of
24:33self-knowledge
24:34flows
24:35exactly
24:35in that
24:36surrender
24:36naked.
24:37Us
24:38us
24:38we grant
24:38forgiveness
24:39unrestricted
24:40because we
24:40awaited
24:41during so many
24:42months
24:43or years
24:43and in
24:44gesture
24:44profound
24:45kindness
24:46we open
24:47the fingers.
24:48We left
24:48the person
24:49go to
24:49the place
24:50distant
24:50where she
24:51in truth
24:52already
24:52he was
24:52and
24:53finally
24:54we're back
24:54to the only
24:55territory
24:56non-negotiable
24:56that us
24:57It belongs.
25:00There is
25:01a parable
25:02silent
25:02about a
25:03resident
25:03that maintained
25:04the entrance
25:05of your
25:05residence
25:06wide open
25:07during the
25:08early mornings
25:08more stringent.
25:10The strong wind
25:11sharp
25:11invaded
25:12the corridors,
25:13erased
25:13the candles
25:14and it got cold
25:15each room.
25:17When
25:18questioned
25:18about the reason
25:19to submit
25:20the size
25:20discomfort,
25:22he replied
25:23that I needed
25:24stay on track
25:25unimpeded
25:26case one
25:26guest
25:27old
25:27that there was
25:28party
25:28many
25:29stations
25:29decided
25:30return
25:31by surprise.
25:32He
25:33I preferred
25:33to support
25:34the cold
25:34running
25:35the risk
25:36of the visit
25:36to encounter
25:37with
25:37lock
25:38locked
25:38and go
25:39although
25:39again.
25:41Us
25:42we usually
25:42act
25:43exactly
25:43as
25:44that
25:44host
25:45in our
25:45landscape
25:46psychic.
25:47We maintain
25:48the cracks
25:48from our
25:49soul
25:49wide open
25:50receiving
25:51the current
25:51of doubt
25:52and the coldness
25:53of indifference
25:54only
25:55to preserve
25:56the route
25:57return
25:57someone
25:58that not even
25:59Look back.
26:01We sacrificed
26:02our own
26:03internal reception
26:04and we support
26:05the tremor
26:06existential,
26:08supported
26:08by probability
26:09remote
26:10of an arrival
26:11only
26:12survives
26:12in our
26:13fantasy.
26:14The addiction
26:15in waiting
26:16It transforms us
26:17in tenants
26:18scared
26:19within our
26:20own being.
26:23The real
26:24emancipation
26:25does not occur
26:26when the
26:26traveler
26:27mysterious
26:27crosses
26:28threshold
26:29and asks
26:29forgiveness.
26:30The miracle
26:31intimate
26:31emerges
26:31at night
26:32in what
26:32the resident
26:33exhausted
26:34trembling
26:34in the dark
26:35stand up
26:36your
26:36armchair.
26:37He walks
26:38until
26:39stop
26:39pulls
26:40wood
26:41heavy
26:41and with
26:42a sigh
26:42deep
26:43relief
26:43spins
26:44the key.
26:46He doesn't
26:46performs
26:47this gesture
26:47out of hatred
26:48to whom
26:48it disappeared
26:49but because
26:49immense
26:50compassion
26:50by itself
26:51same.
26:52To the
26:52block
26:52the wind
26:53external
26:53the
26:54acoustics
26:54of
26:55environment
26:55if
26:55It changes.
26:56THE
26:56silence
26:57lose
26:57the weight
26:58of a
26:58pause
26:58distressing
26:59and if
27:00converts
27:00finally
27:01in peace.
27:03He
27:04walks
27:04until
27:04fireplace
27:05lights
27:06the fire
27:06and realizes
27:07one
27:07true
27:08overwhelming
27:09the place
27:10never
27:10was
27:11empty
27:11he
27:12always
27:13was
27:13there.
27:14The heat
27:15how much
27:15begged
27:16outside
27:16in the approval
27:17of a
27:18ghost
27:18emotional
27:19could be
27:20generated
27:20by
27:20own
27:21hands
27:21there
27:22same
27:22node
27:23center
27:23of
27:23your
27:24chest.
27:25When
27:26us
27:26we accept
27:26the point
27:27end
27:27invisible
27:28that
27:28absence
27:28imposes
27:29we closed
27:30the lock
27:30for the
27:31torture
27:31of hope
27:32illusory
27:33and only
27:34then
27:34our
27:35winter
27:35particular
27:36arrives at
27:37end.
27:40If this
27:41mirror
27:41that we build
27:42I brought today
27:42some outline
27:43peace
27:44or clarity
27:44for the
27:45your
27:45crossing
27:46I invite
27:47you
27:47the
27:47to leave
27:47the
27:48your
27:48like
27:48comment
27:49the
27:49your
27:49experience
27:50and
27:51to share
27:51this
27:52video
27:52and
27:54through
27:54of that
27:54movement
27:55simple
27:55that you
27:56support
27:57the
27:57continuity
27:57this
27:58space
27:58allowing
27:59what
28:00these
28:00reflections
28:01reach
28:01others
28:01people
28:02what
28:02also
28:03They are looking
28:03the
28:03freedom
28:04real
28:05until
28:06the
28:06our
28:07next
28:07meeting
28:08the
28:26Caption by Sônia Ruberti
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