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Rebelling against the dictatorship of safety

Rebelling against the dictatorship of safety

Every journey, whether physical/geographical or in a symbolic sense, even understood as life itself, has as its destination not the fleeting pleasure of the eyes or entertainment, but knowledge and experience.

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The incredible beauty of simple solidarity

The incredible beauty of simple solidarity

We are in a little village, John Dutch, in northern Utah: 220 inhabitants, high up above a canyon. Below flows the Green Rivern, which much further on, in the Canyonlands, joins the Colorado River.

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I Miserabili

I Miserabili

The current state of human wretchedness is plain to see in the comments on a post that was meant to be simply a tribute to a human being who was barbarically killed for what he thought and said .

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Beyond Form

Beyond Form

What is Beautiful is self-evident . It needs no explanation. When we are surprised by beauty our breath stops.

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A display of decadence

A display of decadence

Let me begin by saying that art and sport should be spaces for meeting, where people or factions who are normally enemies find neutral ground in which to communicate and, at times, make peace.

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Historical Memory

Historical Memory

These days mark the anniversary of the dropping of two nuclear bombs on the cities of Hiroshima and Nagasaki.

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Perhaps There Is a Problem

Perhaps There Is a Problem

In a town in Spanish Murcia, some not exactly “integrated” migrants, after various acts of violence , beat up an elderly man. The exasperated population rises up.

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The undead are envious

The undead are envious

Exactly as in every zombie film, the undead who now wander the streets of our cities are unable to imagine taking responsibility for their own lives.

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A book to understand Taoism

A book to understand Taoism

Askesis is a book through which to understand Taoism and, thanks to Taoism, the inevitability of the historical moment we are living through.

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