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“I do not think I could love you so much if you had nothing to complain of and nothing to regret. I do not like people who have never fallen or stumbled. Their virtue is lifeless and it is not of much value. Life has not revealed its beauty to them.” - Lara [Dr. Zhivago - Boris Pasternak]

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And the suffering of our heart, is not that we have come in this journey, no, for it is all beauty, and the fields flourish with the seeds of our creation, with the elegance of the firmament which you and I instilled in the dances of the stars, the same stars that whisper our names. And we came down, merit of our own good, to enjoy the thirst, to please in the hunger, and to love in the despair, with the hope of renew. And we suffer, not from our journey, but from our fall, from our dismay, for we were there when it all fell. The explosion that threw the world, our hearts, our blood, into silence, the fiery red which grew the breaths and ovens of mist, and the grey sea. We cried, for we have come to suffer, for all was lost. But in it all, we made a promise, not to one self, but to each other, a covenant of God’s proposal, that we would stay, for the helping of the lost wanderers, for the helping of those who walk without a shepherd, and in return the world would be begun anew, and the beauty, and the chants, and the cries of playful children would come once again to the Earth, to the beauty of civilization would once roam free, again. And you and I, we will stay, together, to the end.

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Shirley Varnagy Bronfenmajer (born February 1, 1982) is a Venezuelan journalist, and radio host. She is the grand daughter of Holocaust survivors, which has greatly influenced her journalistic style; one for the pursuit of tolerance, and dialogue. Shirley has graduated from the UCAB, and has followed a prestigious trajectory, hosting interview shows in the three major channels in the national television. @ShirleyVarnagy

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“If you can't understand why someone is doing something, look at the consequences of their actions, whatever they might be, and then infer the motivations from their consequences. For example if someone is making everyone around them miserable and you'd like to know why, their motive may simply be to make everyone around them miserable including themselves.” ― Jordan B. Peterson 

Kaleidoscope’s original from photographer Iwona Emes: http://iwonaemes.tumblr.com

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This is a single right of revelation, a beam with all that is divine, the grace of God. It encompasses the beauty, the horror, the confusion, the messy love making where all forms are diluted. I know I am dreaming, but of who’s dream? I know it now, the heart of humans, their fears, their desires, their dreads over the mistakes of birth. It is a knowledge the size of my fist, with the weight of the entire world. Imagine a blossomed lotus giving birth to an apple, and we will both then dream together. - [Madrid: April 2017]

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“The skin is but the wall that prevents a fusion, two desperate creatures asphyxiated, looking to breath from each other, both at the border of death, it is ticking, they are decaying, but their forgotten beauty only gives birth to blossoming flowers. Their drowning love-making returns a syrupy spit from where angels sing, the seed of life ate in a bite, drinking from one another, four eyes in a maze of mirrors, forty fingers, arachnid-like hands and feet that fight one another, two pairs of lips melted to each other, and a dance; a struggle that ends up always without changing place. Eternity is in her heaven, all is right with the world. This vision, a reflection, a rumination that many are one, a pristine dessert, an ever-glowing gem, only twelve thousand stars living in your eyes. If only you saw what my mind manifests, there would be no more draws, no me words to be said. Eternity is in her heaven, all is right with the world.” - [Madrid: March 2017]