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Você já se pegou de madrugada, revendo mensagens antigas e tentando achar o exato momento em que tudo deu errado? Neste vídeo, mergulhamos na psicologia analítica e na psicologia sombria para entender por que a nossa mente cria uma obsessão doentia por relações que já morreram.
Carl Jung e Sêneca identificaram uma verdade que destrói a nossa paz: tentar achar uma lógica para o abandono é apenas um mecanismo da mente para evitar o luto real. Essa ruminação constante bloqueia o nosso autoconhecimento e exige uma reflexão urgente para pararmos de sangrar por quem já soltou a nossa mão.
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• Por que a psicologia analítica enxerga a ruminação noturna como uma recusa violenta da realidade
• Como a psicologia sombria explica a nossa ilusão de controle sobre o comportamento de quem já partiu
• O conceito de "autópsia afetiva" e como isso paralisa a sua transformação interior
• A sabedoria da filosofia existencialista para parar de olhar pelo retrovisor
• Técnicas essenciais para soltar o bisturi mental e voltar ao presente
✨ A psicologia profunda nos ensina que a libertação não vem de entender os motivos do outro, mas de aceitar o espaço vazio. Essa é a chave para o seu despertar da consciência e para uma duradoura transformação interior.
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00:02A life not lived is a disease from which one can die.
00:07You can feel the icy weight of the device illuminating your face in the dark.
00:12It's three in the morning, the room rests in a dense silence.
00:17But the head operates like a deafening machine of repetitions.
00:23We scrolled the screen tirelessly.
00:25Reviewing old words
00:27Analyzing tone of voice in forgotten audio recordings
00:31Hunting down the exact millisecond when everything started to fall apart.
00:36We call this the search for clarity.
00:39But the real name for this behavior is autopsy addiction.
00:43We genuinely believe that we are seeking emotional closure.
00:48But in daily practice we are merely trapped in rumination.
00:53Rejecting true grief with all his might.
00:57Carl Gustav Jung, Swiss psychiatrist and founder of analytical psychology.
01:03He realized early on that looking excessively at the wreckage of yesterday...
01:07It petrifies us, preventing any genuine movement.
01:12In our space today
01:14Let's expose this ruthless mechanism.
01:18The goal here is direct and visceral.
01:21We will understand why trying to obsessively understand is important.
01:24The pain from before is silent and lethal.
01:29Annihilating our tomorrow
01:31And more importantly, we'll see how we can let go of this imaginary scalpel.
01:36So that we can finally return to existing with some lightness.
01:43The past is never dead.
01:46It's not even the past.
01:47William Faulkner's observation
01:51Renowned American writer and poet
01:54Mirror with surgical precision.
01:57The inner workings of those sleepless nights
02:00The endless dissection of memories.
02:03It grants us a comforting illusion of power over the uncontrollable.
02:09We tend to think that if we just discover the missing piece in that emotional puzzle...
02:14The suffering will cease almost as if by magic.
02:19However, the psychological dynamics behind this are far more challenging.
02:25We transformed constant investigation into a method for keeping the flame of absence alive.
02:33To search for a logical reason.
02:35It functions as an intellectually elegant excuse.
02:39So that we don't let go of the hand of those who have already let go of ours.
02:43While we scrutinize the flaws, omissions, and attitudes of others
02:47We keep that entity breathing within our routine.
02:52It's a way of not saying goodbye.
02:55The cost of this operation, however.
02:57It is charged with exorbitant interest by our own vitality.
03:01The present, the only territory where experience truly pulsates.
03:06It lies tossed aside in a corner, withering from starvation.
03:10The landscape outside is changing.
03:12The stations turned
03:14New people cross my path.
03:16But our eyes remain fixed on the rearview mirror.
03:19And we, secretly exhausted from this archaeological journey.
03:24We continue to nurture invisible bonds with ghosts.
03:28Cowardly postponing the only effective and transformative cure.
03:33The stark acceptance that the end has simply come.
03:37Regardless of the reasons
03:42The pendulum of the mind swings between sense and absurdity.
03:46Don't get caught between right and wrong.
03:49Imagine renting a small beach house for the summer.
03:52During those sweltering days, we enjoyed the wooden balcony.
03:57We take care of the plants in the backyard.
03:59And we slept lulled by the constant sound of the waves.
04:02When the season comes to an end, we return the keys to the owner.
04:08I'll miss the sea breeze and the sun on my face.
04:11But there is no deep revolt.
04:13Because we always knew that roof was temporary.
04:17In human relationships, however
04:19We operate with a disastrous logic.
04:23We believe with all our hearts.
04:25That affection grants us a definitive deed of ownership over the other person.
04:30When an emotional bond crumbles
04:33Whether due to an abrupt breakup
04:35Or through gradual distancing.
04:37The initial shock quickly gives way to a thorough investigation.
04:43We began to dissect each old dialogue.
04:46Rummaging through mental drawers
04:48In search of the exact moment that triggered the collapse.
04:51We try to fit the outcome into the comfortable shelf of right or wrong.
04:58Ignoring the chaotic and unpredictable nature of the hearts involved.
05:03This insistence on finding culprits or mathematical justifications.
05:08It's just our ego struggling against the vulnerability of the unpredictable.
05:14We prefer the torture of endless retrospective analysis.
05:18Facing the terrifying nakedness of lack
05:21The anguish becomes unbearable.
05:24Not just because of the emptiness left in the living room.
05:27But because of the agonizing frustration of realizing that we have control over the destiny of others.
05:33It was a complete illusion.
05:38No good thing is useful to its owner.
05:40Unless your spirit is prepared to lose it.
05:45Lucius Annaeus Seneca, Stoic philosopher, Roman statesman, and imperial advisor of the 1st century.
05:53He understood the fragility of certainties like few thinkers in history.
05:58He tasted the bitter flavor of exile.
06:01He witnessed empires crumble in flames.
06:04And he lost untold fortunes overnight.
06:08His wisdom did not spring from safe libraries.
06:12But in the brutal confrontation with the impermanence of the real world
06:16The Stoic author observed that human suffering multiplies disproportionately.
06:22When we treat as permanent that which is, in its essence, only temporary.
06:29For this line of thought
06:32The companions, the great loves, and even the childhood friendships.
06:36These are precious loans that existence grants us.
06:40When someone decides to leave
06:42The natural order of things is not committing a cruel injustice.
06:46She simply collected what she had borrowed at the beginning.
06:50The addiction to sentimental autopsies gains strength precisely from our refusal.
06:56Upon signing the return receipt
06:59We held the imaginary scalpel firmly.
07:02And we continue operating with the fragments of memory.
07:05Because as long as there is a puzzle to solve
07:08The symbolic figure of that union need not be declared dead.
07:13It is terribly painful to pick at healed wounds.
07:17But this ongoing agony seems preferable to definitive silence.
07:22That accompanies the royal farewell.
07:25To break free from this psychological trap.
07:27It requires the formidable courage to close the coffin of assumptions.
07:32And of the endless theories
07:35The genuine relief and peace we've been searching for.
07:38The hidden reasons why the other person left don't magically appear when we uncover them.
07:43Healing springs forth when we recognize
07:46With an immense dose of compassionate humility
07:49That presence illuminated our path for a while.
07:52But it never truly belonged to us.
07:58In every chaos there is a cosmos.
08:00In all the disorder, a secret order.
08:04Jung intimately understood our visceral aversion to lack of control.
08:08Imagine the recklessness of trying to drive a car.
08:12On a congested avenue
08:14Paying attention exclusively to the rearview mirror
08:18A collision is not just a probability.
08:21It is an undeniable guarantee.
08:25We performed an identical psychological movement.
08:28With the feelings after a harsh goodbye
08:31When a link breaks
08:32The interior scene turns into a thick, frightening fog.
08:36Because the human mind hates not being in control of the situation.
08:40We quickly put on our investigator uniforms.
08:44From our own intimate tragedy
08:47We believe with a touching naiveté
08:49If we locate the exact fault
08:52The word spoken in the wrong tone.
08:55Or the millimetric instant of disconnection.
08:58We will finally be able to find peace
09:00We label this hunt exhausting.
09:03From searching for closure
09:05However, the mechanics that operate behind the scenes of the psyche
09:10It's much darker.
09:12This relentless investigation
09:14It is not looking for a resolution.
09:16It functions as an elaborate shield.
09:19To avoid the actual goodbye.
09:21There is a feeling of illusory comfort.
09:23When conjecturing hypotheses
09:25The body numbed by stress peaks.
09:29He prefers the familiar agony of cyclical reflection.
09:33To the deafening emptiness of loss
09:37That is precisely where the great paradox of analysis lies.
09:40An attempt is being made to unravel the reasons for the relationship's end.
09:43Believing that the answer will restore our freedom.
09:47However, the very act of continuously questioning what went wrong
09:52It solidifies itself as the steel chain that binds us to memory.
09:58Legitimate weeping is replaced.
09:59The one who drains and cleans the land.
10:02Through a frantic buzzing of theories
10:04And in this chaotic environment
10:06Stagnation takes deep root.
10:12Life is not a problem to be solved.
10:15But a reality to be experienced.
10:19Saren Kierkegaard, 19th-century Danish philosopher
10:23He is considered the father of existentialism.
10:26He dedicated a large part of his work to the agonizing conflict.
10:30Between overthinking and acting.
10:33The philosophy of this thinker
10:35It suggests to us that our trajectory
10:37It only gains some comprehensible outline.
10:40When contemplated by the mirror of yesterday
10:44However, the great and painful human dilemma
10:47Because existence can only, in fact...
10:49To be experienced as we move forward.
10:53Let's think about a very old movie film.
10:56We pause the reel in the millimetric scene of the rupture
10:59And we keep rewinding that same fragment endlessly.
11:05We want to decipher a shadow on the actor's face.
11:07An unfilled silence
11:10From repeating the return so many times
11:12The tape is fading.
11:14The sound becomes unbearably distorted.
11:16And the unpredictable beauty of the rest of the film.
11:19It simply stops being watched.
11:23Inertia dominates the auditorium.
11:25While obsessively trying to decipher itself
11:28The reasons why the partner closed the door.
11:31Eventually, they also leave the scene.
11:33Abandoning one's own stage
11:35The paralyzing terror of a definitive breakup.
11:39It stems from this phobia of the unknown.
11:43To drop the endless justifications.
11:46It means admitting the defeat of reason.
11:48It means accepting that certain questions
11:52They will rest forever in silence.
11:54It demands colossal courage.
11:57From sitting in the indoor living room
11:59Looking at the empty armchair
12:01And don't try to fill it with assumptions of guilt or redemption.
12:06It's a solitary leap into the dark.
12:08However, embracing incomprehension
12:12It's the only safe bridge.
12:13Which brings us back to solid ground.
12:17To perpetuate the autopsy of affections.
12:19It crystallizes us in pain.
12:21The silent call of maturity
12:24It is, therefore, a matter of closing this internal laboratory.
12:28From dissection
12:29And unlock the window.
12:30Allowing the wound to dry.
12:32With the clear wind of the present time
12:37The most important problems in life
12:40They are not resolved.
12:41They are surpassed
12:44And Jung gives us this precious key.
12:47When the topic is the breakdown of deep affections
12:50It is noticeable that the mind insists on dealing with absence.
12:54How a mathematical equation fails
12:56Begging for a perfectly logical solution.
13:01We believe that relief will come.
13:03When we fill in all the gaps in history
13:05But how in practice
13:07Did we disable this torture machine?
13:10How we transmute theory
13:12In a real-life, everyday situation
13:14The path requires that we adopt
13:17Three silent turns of perception
13:19We're not talking about mundane physical tasks.
13:23Or fleeting distractions.
13:25But structural changes
13:27In the way of seeing the end
13:29The first step that this wisdom suggests to us
13:33It's the suspension of the investigation.
13:36Imagine a detective.
13:38Who spends months hunting for clues in a desert.
13:41There comes a day when he needs to admit it.
13:45The wind swept away all the footprints.
13:47Continue digging in the sand.
13:49It will reveal no treasure.
13:51It will only bring terrible calluses.
13:53And extreme exhaustion
13:55Suspend the investigation.
13:57It demands immense sacrifice.
13:59To accept that certain answers
14:02They will never arrive.
14:03It's a monumental effort to restrain one's own impulse.
14:07To avoid rereading old messages.
14:10Or scour social media looking for clues.
14:13We do this by understanding
14:15That absolute truth
14:17It would not bring the peace that has been fantasized about.
14:19It would only generate more questions.
14:22New scenarios and more agony.
14:24We stopped asking why.
14:26Not for lack of love
14:28But driven by a primal survival instinct
14:34The biggest obstacle to the flow of days.
14:37It is the expectation that hangs on to tomorrow.
14:39And today is lost.
14:42Seneca invites us to take the second step.
14:44From this crossing
14:45What we call symbolic restitution.
14:48Remember the metaphor of the rented house?
14:51For a season?
14:52We need to apply that very same wisdom.
14:55To the hearts that crossed our path.
14:59When homesickness threatens to suffocate the routine.
15:02An intimate exercise takes place.
15:04To return to existence
15:06That which was granted to us on a temporary basis.
15:09It's not about erasing the beauty of what was experienced.
15:12But to tear off the heavy label of ownership.
15:15That we stick on each other's foreheads
15:18The pain is much less crushing in the exact moment.
15:21In what way do we accept that that person
15:23He was always a free traveler.
15:25And never a territory of ours
15:27And finally
15:29We have reached the third stage.
15:31This silent protocol
15:33Looking towards the horizon
15:36Kierkegaard had already warned us
15:38Regarding the lethal danger of rearview mirrors
15:40Biology dictates an irrefutable rule.
15:43The body invariably walks
15:46Where the eyes point
15:48If the focus remains stagnant
15:51In the silhouette of the departed
15:52Every step in the present
15:54It will be a painful stumble.
15:57Forcing the gaze forward
15:59It usually scares people.
16:00Because tomorrow seems empty.
16:02Without that company
16:03However
16:04Turn your face forward.
16:06It doesn't guarantee a sunny path.
16:08It simply means
16:10That we gave up on resurrecting
16:12An image that has already faded away.
16:13By integrating these three positions
16:17We built a new invisible armor.
16:20Yesterday's damage
16:21Stop being an anchor
16:23And then it becomes firm ground.
16:25That will support the person
16:27What we are about to become
16:32No tree can grow all the way to the sky.
16:34Unless your roots
16:36Reach for hell
16:39Jung used to resort
16:41To the silent wisdom of nature
16:43To translate complexity
16:45On human maturation
16:46Let's think about patient work.
16:49From a farmer
16:50After planting the seed
16:52In the dark earth
16:53He trusts in the rain.
16:54And wait
16:56If that farmer wakes up
16:58Every day
16:59And decide to dig into the ground.
17:01Just for inspection
17:02How is the sprout developing?
17:04It kills the plant.
17:06Excessive brightness
17:08Destroy what you needed to destroy.
17:10From the protection of the dark
17:11To gain strength
17:12And we made exactly that mistake.
17:15The same fatal mistake.
17:16With our emotional disappointments
17:19By supporting the sentimental autopsy
17:22Operating on a continuous schedule
17:25We took off violently.
17:27Our roots in the earth
17:29Just to scrutinize them
17:31We tell our friends
17:33All we need is a final point.
17:35To move forward
17:36But, internally
17:39That's the perfect excuse.
17:41To keep the invisible link intact
17:43The journey of individuation
17:46It demands that yesterday's pain
17:48Turn into fertilizer.
17:50Never as a permanent residence.
17:52When we choose to set up camp
17:54In the ruins of a shattered affection
17:57We turned into a pillar of salt.
17:59We were paralyzed.
18:01Petrified in the exact second of the rupture.
18:05This mental scalpel
18:07What do we use to slice up memories?
18:09It ends up draining our own vitality in the present.
18:12The goodbye needs to be digested.
18:16Which is immensely different
18:18To be solved mathematically
18:22To integrate means to enable.
18:24That the relationship has failed
18:25Turn into organic matter
18:27Fertilizing the soil for the new person
18:30That which is born from us
18:31Helplessness should rest underground.
18:34Silently nourishing the trunk
18:37Without the need for exhaustive analysis
18:39To unearth the tragedy
18:41With each new anxiety attack
18:46To dare is to lose one's balance momentarily.
18:48To not dare is to lose oneself.
18:53Kierkegaard captures with frightening precision.
18:55The panic we experienced
18:57By deciding to let go of this investigative habit
19:00Abandoning the hunt for the perfect answers
19:04It's like jumping from a high step.
19:06With the lights off
19:09One feels a formidable physical dizziness.
19:12By locking the doors of this laboratory of assumptions
19:16Because for a long time
19:18The incessant speculation
19:20She was our most loyal companion.
19:22The false sense of predictability
19:25It acted as a buffer against absence.
19:29However, the overwhelming epiphany
19:32And at the same time, incredibly liberating.
19:35It arises when we realize the toll.
19:37This intellectual game
19:39Trying to organize the attitudes of the one who left us.
19:43It is the mechanism that keeps our own soul in tatters.
19:47The real prison is not the departure of others.
19:51But our relentless refusal
19:53In facing grief with starkness
19:55We dared to tear down the shield of investigation.
19:58When we admit that healing
20:01It springs from the heart of the mystery.
20:03And not in the stereo light of logic.
20:06It's like dropping a rough rope.
20:08Which we pulled with so much force.
20:10That tore the skin off our hands.
20:12Immediate relief outweighs frustration.
20:15For not having won the tug-of-war.
20:17There is no graduation diploma.
20:20For romances that fail
20:22Maturity demands boldness from us.
20:25To keep walking
20:26Even harboring a handful
20:28From unsolvable questions in the heart
20:30And in an almost miraculous way
20:32It's at this exact minute
20:34Of profound surrender
20:35That breathing returns to normal.
20:37A clean rhythm
20:39When we let the shadow rest in peace.
20:42We assure you that our crossing
20:44Resume the pulse
20:45The letter of manumission
20:47It was never hidden deep down in the "why".
20:50She always lived in serene courage.
20:53To embrace the unknown.
20:58There is no awakening of consciousness without pain.
21:02Jung mapped out this internal mechanism.
21:05With a precision that is almost disconcerting.
21:07Let's imagine the assembly.
21:10From a lonely and silent court
21:12We arranged the chairs.
21:14From an imaginary jury
21:15We summoned several witnesses.
21:18From affective memory
21:19And we await the defendant's appearance.
21:21To explain the crime of abandonment.
21:23The culprit, however, never comes forward.
21:27And we remained seated.
21:29In that empty room
21:30Hitting with the wooden mallet
21:32Tirelessly
21:33Demanding an impossible verdict.
21:36Genuine terror
21:38It doesn't rest in the absence of that partner.
21:40But in keen intuition
21:42What if this trial is concluded?
21:44We will be forced to face
21:47The real pain of loss.
21:48And to step onto an unfamiliar street.
21:50The meticulous dissection of events
21:54It functions as a formidable barricade.
21:57The comfort of known anguish.
21:59It ends up being preferable.
22:01To the terror of a blank page
22:03While we keep the magnifying glass
22:05Focused on yesterday's stumble
22:07We postpone the terrifying responsibility.
22:10To build a unique path.
22:12The actual obligation
22:14The one that makes your stomach drop.
22:17It consists of abandoning the magistrate's robe.
22:20And cross the avenue
22:21Without the crutch of justifications.
22:23Persistent refusal
22:25In closing the process
22:26It's in the end.
22:27Raw fear
22:29To embrace freedom
22:34The things that scare us
22:36They are more numerous.
22:37More than those that actually do harm.
22:41Seneca revealed
22:42That our mind
22:43She acts like a ruthless screenwriter.
22:46When you lose control
22:48We manufacture the costume.
22:50That the lack of a crystal-clear resolution
22:53It will destroy our essence.
22:55However
22:56What truly corrodes the spirit
22:58It's the lie that the collapse
23:00It could have been avoided.
23:01If we were a little more attentive
23:05That's how we ended up.
23:06In front of the sharpest mirror
23:08Of the entire journey
23:09Here comes the second one, with blunt frankness.
23:12Capable of shattering
23:14The ultimate shield
23:15From wounded pride
23:16Let's suppose that a messenger
23:18Appeared this very afternoon
23:20Handing over an envelope
23:22With the absolute explanation
23:23Unquestionable and detailed
23:26Of the reasons that ruined
23:27That bond
23:29What would the real reaction be?
23:31We would open the paper.
23:33We would read the lines
23:34We would sigh with relief.
23:36And we would move on.
23:37Light and unobstructed?
23:39Or would we employ
23:41This new discovery
23:42Like ammunition
23:43To manufacture
23:44An unprecedented replica
23:45Restarting the cycle
23:47Exhausting
23:47From solitary debates?
23:49Honesty
23:51Tear off the mask.
23:52The revelation of the truth
23:54It would not bring any freedom.
23:55The ego hates silence.
23:57And he prefers war.
23:59To indifference
24:00The answer
24:01The answer
24:01The answer
24:01The answer
24:01The answer
24:01I would just update it.
24:02Our contract
24:03Permanent
24:04In the ruins
24:05Given this
24:07desolate landscape
24:08A question
24:09It rises
24:10Demanding to be looked at
24:12Facing forward
24:12To what extent
24:14This hunger
24:14Insatiable
24:15By understanding
24:16It's fundamentally
24:17An overwhelming panic
24:19Enjoy
24:20From the company itself
24:21What remains
24:23From your identity
24:24When you
24:25Finally
24:25Let go of my hand.
24:26From the ghost
24:27Who chose
24:28Dragging on the back?
24:32While we postpone
24:34Life goes on.
24:36Seneca
24:37Seneca summarizes
24:38With this precision
24:39Sharp
24:39The extremely high cost
24:41To keep
24:41The focus
24:42Tied
24:42To what already
24:43It ended
24:44It is said
24:45An old parable
24:46About a wanderer
24:47Who decided
24:48Crossing a valley
24:49Stunning
24:50The road
24:51It was bordered
24:52Through orchards
24:52Loaded
24:53And cool breezes
24:54But this hiker
24:56I couldn't feel it.
24:57The perfume
24:58None
24:58From those leaves
25:00He was marching.
25:01Bent over
25:02Panting
25:03Extreme fatigue
25:04Because it carried
25:05A corpse
25:06Over the shoulders
25:07With each new step
25:09The smell
25:10From decomposition
25:11It was suffocating.
25:12Any other scent
25:13Around you
25:13The body
25:15That he was dragging
25:16It was about a relationship.
25:17That there was
25:18Finished
25:18A long time ago
25:20Instead of
25:21Burying the loss
25:22With respect
25:23Well deserved
25:23And cry
25:25Sadness
25:25Necessary
25:26He preferred
25:27To bring tragedy
25:28With you
25:29Trying to understand
25:30The reasons for death
25:31Every kilometer
25:32Defeated
25:33Attachment
25:34The autopsy
25:34Transformed
25:35The crossing
25:36In penance
25:37Unbreathable
25:38We acted.
25:40With that same
25:41Internal violence
25:42When we refuse
25:44To bury
25:44That which no longer has a pulse.
25:45The now
25:47Offers
25:47Vast fields
25:48But stubbornness
25:49In transporting
25:50The end
25:50It prevents us
25:51Enjoy
25:52From the clarity
25:56Many things
25:57We dare not.
25:58To undertake
25:59Because they seem
26:00Difficult
26:00Nonetheless
26:02They are difficult.
26:03Why not
26:04We dare
26:04To undertake them
26:06The advisor
26:08Stoic
26:08It puts us
26:09In front of the barrier
26:10Illusory
26:11From detachment
26:12Let go
26:13This burden
26:14It's scary.
26:15In a way
26:15Deep
26:16Because it requires
26:17That the arms
26:18Stay completely
26:19Unemployed
26:20For a season
26:21Sit down
26:22The terror
26:23From the void
26:24But it's only
26:25With my hands
26:26Free
26:26That we will achieve
26:28Play
26:28In the seeds
26:29How immense
26:30From the present
26:30It offers us
26:31Existence
26:33It only resumes
26:34Its lightness
26:35When do we stop?
26:36To summon
26:36The past
26:37To provide
26:38Testimonials
26:38That he doesn't
26:39Do you wish to give
26:41Dig
26:42A grave
26:42For illusions
26:43Don't delete
26:44Dignity
26:45Of affection
26:45That existed
26:46Quite the opposite
26:48Honor
26:49The trajectory
26:50Ensuring
26:51That the cycle
26:51Natural
26:52Regarding healing
26:53Operate
26:54Your cleaning
26:55Silent
26:55The invitation
26:57End
26:57From our
26:58Reflection
26:59It is an act
27:00Of rebellion
27:00Existential
27:01Let's release
27:02The tools
27:03Analysis
27:04Let's clean
27:05The dust
27:05Of clothes
27:06And let's go back.
27:07Facing
27:07Beauty
27:08From the horizon
27:10The true cure
27:11It's not a mystery.
27:12Unveiled
27:13But courage
27:14Irrevocable
27:15To return
27:16Walking
27:17If this mirror
27:18What we build
27:19Today I brought
27:20Some outline
27:21Peace
27:21Or clarity
27:22For your
27:23Crossing
27:23I invite you
27:25Leaving
27:25Your like
27:26Comment
27:27Your experience
27:27And share
27:29This video
27:30It is through
27:31From this movement
27:32Simple
27:32That you support
27:34Continuity
27:34From this space
27:35Allowing
27:37May these reflections
27:38Reach
27:39Other people
27:40Which also
27:41They are looking for
27:41Freedom
27:42Real
27:43Even ours
27:45Next meeting
28:02Next meeting
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