Saturday, December 18, 2010
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And why choose to have a relationship with someone? Love
"I think you're the person who was waiting for" said the small piece.
"But I do not need anything, I'm full," said the big O. 
"There is no nothing you have to complete "" Too bad "said the small piece .
" I was thinking maybe we could walk together "
" You can not walk with me " He said the big O.
"But maybe you can walk by yourself"
Source: http://osorhan.com/bigo/index.php
Is that why we grow to find someone to relate to? Let a relationship to another trying to complete the other person; and with the expectation that that person will complete to make a full circle and "walk" with the other person sharing your life, instead of to complement and supplement yourself to others.
I think, that I'm becoming a complete circle you want to walk life with joy, and find someone who is also a full circle itself, is willing to fulfill his own purpose, dreams and desires. I think the relationship is about two people who feel complete in itself; who walk their separate way, and simply decide to share the road together, not necessity, not out of obligation or commitment, or by custom. Just because they're together, life is great for both.
PS: Thanks Kate
and Fatemeh
for your friendship and share their wisdom. The friends I
Girls: thanks so much for your friendship and for sharing your wisdom, love you tons! :)
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is love when you take all the feeling, passion, romance,
and find that even so, you care about that person. Happy December everyone! :)
Love is patient and kind;
love does not envy is not boastful, nor conceited,
not act improperly, no selfish;
is not provocative, does not track the bad things
not find this on the wrong things; but rejoices in the truth;
taking all things, believing
with hope, to last over all things.
I Corinthians 13:4
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mixed thoughts on spirituality
And at the end of the day, it seems that it is true that things happen for a reason.
spirituality laws say that everything that happens is the best thing that could have happened.
The person who comes is the right person.
The walking path is formed, but in my thought "Western" amazes me how we live just to live and sometimes we do not stop to wonder how the road goes, if what we're doing it's worth it if people nearby are we really should be near, if life are doing what we would like to go. I am shocked to think how we work like slaves (paid) and how we plan things for our projects as millimeter labor, academic, professional ... and how we rarely bother to do the same for our own lives. Amid these thoughts, go to carve some of the things that I could see living in Asia. The concept of karma
"which I always thought this motivational impetus to do the best you can make a particular moment in this life. When I talked with Indian friends in this topic, I finally understood this concept so magical, so divine, that really says little or nothing to see what will happen in this life, but is rather an invitation to think about what that will happen to your soul in their next lives (hey, the "threat" does not last the next life can be with you in various incarnations) All this is fused with Walsch says in his "Conversations with God "that the universe is evolve together, for both people and God himself are in a constant learning to be what we should be, to play our role as perfectly as possible. And when it comes to perfection is a concept more difficult to explain ... since there is no "right" or "wrong" for what is, is what should be, and that's perfect "now"
is amazing how all this meditation, yoga years, avid reading, the study of spirituality and my recent exercise of my faith, and suddenly came together and opened a door I did not know, with answers and reasons for not knowing he was looking, I revealed ...
Monday, December 13, 2010
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"The Caribbean 3" in Panama; William Anderson, Manuel Monestel and Romulo Castro en Concierto
Guillermo in Panama: are closing dates "of the Caribbean 3" and the two presentations that close to 2010 in Panama songwriters Guillermo Anderson (Honduras), Manuel Monestel (Costa Rica) and Rómulo Castro (Panama). Are the seats? On Friday December 17 at 8 pm at the Museum of Contemporary Art, and Saturday December 18 at 9 pm at Rayuela, the home of the rocks.
And this is not a "mute" improvised Guillermo, Manuel and Romulus are adding complicity in various stages of Central America, Latin America and Americans for over ten years, pitch in to realize the utopia of the song and those thinking in these lands. From far and nineties and social turmoil, starting the millennium with a thousand small collective proposals, songwriters and music groups as Cantoamerica Central, Ceibana, Mot, Yolocamba Ita, Adrian Goizuela, Tuira, Malpais, Luis Enrique Mejía Godoy, Luis Angel Castro Rony Hernandez, Orquesta Centroamericana de la Papaya, Excess Baggage, Editus and many others, are researching, producing, disseminating, integrating and feeding spaces like the International Arts Festival of San José, the Truth Festival of San Salvador, Trova Jazz clog, Jazz Café Rayuela tico and Panama.
On Friday 17 December at the MAC, Manuel Guillermo and Romulus, accompanied by a small "Tuiracústico" will provide a sample of their collective work in recent years while simultaneously recording video experience with the assistance of the Experimental Group Cine Universitario. The resulting documentary will serve as a calling card for international joint presentations that conspire to 2011.
On Saturday 18, for its part, without the pressure of the cameras and point of guitars and vocals, the three singers will share the experience in the informal intimacy of Rayuela.
quotas for both events are limited, so space should be reserved in advance:
Tickets for both concerts will go on sale from Thursday December 9 at the Museum of Contemporary Art (Avenue des Martyrs, Calle San Blas, Ancon . Phone: 262-8012 begin_of_the_skype_highlighting 262-8012 end_of_the_skype_highlighting ) and Hopscotch (53 Via Argentina, El Cangrejo, next to the Pharmacy Arrocha. Telephone: 394 4903).
Guillermo in Panama: are closing dates "of the Caribbean 3" and the two presentations that close to 2010 in Panama songwriters Guillermo Anderson (Honduras), Manuel Monestel (Costa Rica) and Rómulo Castro (Panama). Are the seats? On Friday December 17 at 8 pm at the Museum of Contemporary Art, and Saturday December 18 at 9 pm at Rayuela, the home of the rocks.
And this is not a "mute" improvised Guillermo, Manuel and Romulus are adding complicity in various stages of Central America, Latin America and Americans for over ten years, pitch in to realize the utopia of the song and those thinking in these lands. From far and nineties and social turmoil, starting the millennium with a thousand small collective proposals, songwriters and music groups as Cantoamerica Central, Ceibana, Mot, Yolocamba Ita, Adrian Goizuela, Tuira, Malpais, Luis Enrique Mejía Godoy, Luis Angel Castro Rony Hernandez, Orquesta Centroamericana de la Papaya, Excess Baggage, Editus and many others, are researching, producing, disseminating, integrating and feeding spaces like the International Arts Festival of San José, the Truth Festival of San Salvador, Trova Jazz clog, Jazz Café Rayuela tico and Panama.
On Friday 17 December at the MAC, Manuel Guillermo and Romulus, accompanied by a small "Tuiracústico" will provide a sample of their collective work in recent years while simultaneously recording video experience with the assistance of the Experimental Group Cine Universitario. The resulting documentary will serve as a calling card for international joint presentations that conspire to 2011.
On Saturday 18, for its part, without the pressure of the cameras and point of guitars and vocals, the three singers will share the experience in the informal intimacy of Rayuela.
quotas for both events are limited, so space should be reserved in advance:
Tickets for both concerts will go on sale from Thursday December 9 at the Museum of Contemporary Art (Avenue des Martyrs, Calle San Blas, Ancon . Phone: 262-8012 begin_of_the_skype_highlighting 262-8012 end_of_the_skype_highlighting ) and Hopscotch (53 Via Argentina, El Cangrejo, next to the Pharmacy Arrocha. Telephone: 394 4903).
Tuesday, December 7, 2010
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Legends
What makes something becomes a legend?
What makes something becomes a legend?
Being Peruvian, I come to mind the legend of Manco Ocllo Cappac and Mamma, this pair of Southerners who founded the largest empire that was America before the coming of the English.
At the time, all he did was survive the circumstances, to different geographic challenges, climate and social to do the simple act of founding a city, which later became the capital of the Empire. And this symbolic act, was what made Legend?
Ironically, the story has several "legends" several "stories" about how these two seasoned circumstances and managed to beat your ticket nonstop to the history books. 
As a child and studied history, he always gave me the impression that there was more emphasis on how one of the Ayar brothers, became condor before reaching the promised city. On how history remembers the details of the golden rod had to sit in one place. It does not specify the technical side of how this was possible is that Manco Capac was to be buried at 2 cm and then stop if he stayed this was the place of the promised land? Nor does it say that the bar had some kind of electrical charge and if the land where they went was a magnetic field. Much less say, if one had to be stopped all the time, or just enough that lasted a minute.
(I know, I know, too much objectivity in the history books I read as a child)
But what is certain, is that the books kept very well the details of how things developed.
So, with that I wonder, is that what makes a legend becomes fact is a remarkable result, presented through a story told to the delight of the audience, so so cool generation after generation will have this story (mentioning in passing the result of this feat)
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