Day 17 - Feelings

After three days of intense meetings and effort, my analytical mind needs a rest and let its creative alter ego let off steam. Trying, in all modesty, to maintain this writing game, I realize how difficult it is to understandably transcribe the millions of thoughts that pierce me every day. It is necessary not only to retain them (in my countless notebooks) but also to structure them, organize, write, correct, put on line and associate my images with them. Just like an athlete, training is essential but I believe more in the power of intention. It is the power of feeling that rules this world. We navigate an ocean of impressions, doors with the wind of our choosing. We throw our lines into the abyss of sentiment and hope.

The ambient mediocrity is none other than the result of the low level of intention that our leaders put in their choice. Many live in the economy, afraid of giving, of losing, as if what we think we have exists. Nothing is truly permanent, everything fades, breaks, rusts and ends up in dust. So isn't it better to focus on the feeling, on the energy that we put into our actions? Thought creates everything, and destroys everything. It creates our illnesses like our satisfactions.

The important thing to achieve is to set the energy level sufficient but also to be aligned. To be aligned is to embody the will. It is to make it exist in our feelings. In the Indus religion, they speak of "manifestation" of intention. The parameter that we do not control is time. Whoever speaks of time inevitably speaks of repetition. Like a mantra, the wave rubs against the rock, which with the wear of time turns to sand. We have no idea when this intention will materialize. Soon I will give plenty of lived examples of this manifestation of the will, I promise. In the meantime, I wander around Gimpo in -12 ° C and let my eye catch some icy emotions. T

"Happiness is when what you think, what you say and what you do are in harmony" - Mahatma Gandhi