Liliana Oppido: Traces from the Universe

"The heart knoweth." Friendship, Ralph Waldo Emerson She opened her eyes. She felt the lightness of her body below the bed sheets, over the warm mattress. She noticed her breathing, which was calm. Her heartbeat, which was calm as well. She invited the first thought of the day to lie down on that imprecise spot... Continue Reading →

Sarajevo: the Unconquered Sun of Bosnia and Herzegovina

“No longer shall your name be called Abram,  but your name shall be Abraham,  For I have made you the father of a multitude of nations.” Genesis 17:5 “Thus men forgot that all deities Reside in the human breast.” The Marriage of Heaven and Hell, William Blake You shall arrive with the dawn twilight. Someone... Continue Reading →

A Grandma and the Orange Tree

Ma. Concepción, an Argentinian I met at a hostel in Granada, Spain, told me a brief story about love and courage: Grandma had a garden in the backyard of her house. It was full of all kinds of plants, from rosebushes and lilies to yellow plum and loquat trees. She devoted endless hours to the... Continue Reading →

Footprints of the Sunset

Each sunset spreads across the sky the symphony supremely executed by the universe: the Earth, the Sun and a vast space of silence caress each other once and again and dance the precise primordial harmony. The ocean holds the depth and flow of my blood of desires that is peaceful and in agitation within the... Continue Reading →

Seven Shades of a Sunset in Faro

 It is not about what you are looking at, but about what you are seeing. A small and revolutionary action: during five seconds, avoid thinking. Just feel. The fruit falls when it is ripe. Not before, nor afterwards.  What, at this moment, is lacking? To be the way in which the day meets the Sun.... Continue Reading →

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