Admiration!
Last night I was lying looking at the paint flaws on the white ceiling when I felt a grasshopper on the pillow next to me. The jump had to be high, to reach the third floor of the building alive, as is the admiration for the human being:
I admire the capacity for love that some people develop who work on understanding in adversity. Always managing to conspire as a couple, understanding and having fun on the path of life, no matter how chaotic the scree may be.
I admire people who struggle with common values because they are capable of astral leaps, like the one the grasshopper did last night, with measure and grace. Making this journey personal growth, without having to sacrifice the confluence that you have created with your other half.
I admire people who merge in an embrace by placing their bodies in a fetal position, as if they were two embryos in the mother's womb, while a silent connection arises between them, without the repression of the love world.
I admire human beings who take a second step and physically escalate. They express themselves from the loneliness of their wounds and traumas with immense protection, healing themselves and becoming accomplices of their laziness.
I admire this society that has not invested in internal emotional education. I also admire couples who become aware of their childhood in a family or in a competitive culture, looking at each other, fighting and strengthening each other while they taste each other.
I admire any emotional beginning where two people who empathize, decide to shake hands and walk together.
I admire the projects where a love diary is written sharing, communicating and designing the same intentions, even going through some adversity such as the narcissistic Greek myth, the blue age of Picasso or Munch.
I admire people who only meditate when they realize that they forgot to meditate and they do it from jump to jump, as if they were frogs.
I admire couples who have unbalanced relationships and persevere in learning to know and handle new tools, managing to program and deprogram themselves without losing perception.
I admire the human beings who come to this world to live, observe and leave.
