“Death” is a very difficult, painful moment to live and accept in the life of any living being, even more so when the company of such an important person is lost, with experiences of love, companionship and countless affective experiences.
However, we cannot limit the word “death” only to the sense of loss, death of a person, but mainly to the meaning of the end, ending conflicts in love relationships, at work or other experiences that each person may be experiencing and suffering. Worse still is not having the courage, the initiative to “put a stop” to these evils, recognizing them and looking for ways to talk and gradually solve what has suffocated them.
“It is only happy for two who are happy alone”
(Isabela Freitas)
Be more aware and selective with your own life, it goes by so fast and sometimes you may be missing out on better experiences of love, joy, fun and respect with each person you live with on a daily basis.
To err is human, it is part of the process of any kind of coexistence/learning. Therefore, do not condemn the other or yourself for imperfect acts and actions.
In this way, I deeply wish you to value yourself more, recognize what has brought you love, peace and happiness and calmly analyze every detail of what may be causing you some harm. Act with caution, be human, learn from your problems and transform, strengthen each bond, relationship that is damaged, with change, death of these evils, bad feelings, misunderstandings, pain and disrespect for life.
Make each new day the renewal and learning of everything that may be saddening you.
“Happy oyster does not produce pearls”
(Ruben Alves)
May Love and Peace be the purifying Axis of your mind and eternal Soul, which is filled by every experience that has occurred in your life story.
“Love yourself and you will see life in a more positive light. To love, you must first know your virtues, your flaws and accept yourself as you are. When you appreciate yourself as a person, love for others will come naturally.”
(Unknown author)
“The impossible is just a matter of opinion”
(Chorão – Charlie Brown Jr)
Bibliographic reference
Bartlett, SA The Mythology Bible, Everything You Wanted to Know About Mythology. São Paulo: Thought, 2011.
BRANDÃO, Junito de Souza. Greek mythology. 10. ed. Petrópolis: Vozes, 1999. 3 v.
Freitas, I. Don't get attached. 1 ed. Rio de Janeiro: Intrinsic, 2014.
