Life, as we know it, came almost to a full stop. Financial worries aside, this forced time at home is exactly what we need. Here is why.
Tag: death
The nomadic life / La vida nómada
Moving home seems to be the malady of the contemporary humans. But for how much longer?
Memories and self-identity / Recuerdos y auto-identidad
Christiansted harbor at dusk, Christiansted, St. Croix, U.S. Virgin Islands (2019) (Versión en castellano, abajo) Humans possess the unique ability … More
All is entertainment / Todo es entretenimiento
Human experiences -so cherished by us all- might amount to nothing else but pastimes.
Avoid post-orgasmic stupor, son / Evita el estupor post-orgasmo, hijo
The god that lurks inside every man… here is a good first step to unveil him.
So that you don’t forget about him / Pa’ que no lo olvides
If you keep ignoring your melancholy, be ready to get what you deserve: a full blown depression.
Role playing
The roles we all play in life are transient business. There is no reason to take those roles too seriously but there is every reason to “play” them right.
Getting cozy with darkness / Más cómodos con la oscuridad
Obliterating anything and everything in the realm of darkness is a dangerous proposition and can easily backfire!
Tick-tock goes the clock
“The essence of a human being is resistant to the passage of time. Our inner lives are eternal, which is to say that our spirits remain as youthful and vigorous as when we were in full bloom.” Love in the time of cholera. Gabriel García Márquez.
An oneiric brush with death / Roce onírico con la muerte
Just the idea of impermanence is unbearable for many of us and thus we live as if impermanence do not exist. But can we go on and on ignoring death? Well, of course not. And here is a little story on that.
