Rainer Maria Rilke was one of the greatest poets of the 20th century. When I was a young lad he was one of my idols: I wished that one day I would be able to perceive life and love as he did or, more precisely perhaps, to be able to express them with his strength and sensitivity.
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This famous phrase allegedly by T. Roosevelt could be the point of arrival of any Yoga course, in a sense not only physical, but in a broader way of awareness. I think it is more correct, however, to start in reverse.
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The intent is clear. Standardize people by making them read the same news with identical "edits", make them eat the same food, watch the same movies and television formats, listen to the same "music", stuff it with rainbow globalist slogans that tame minds to the point of convincing them even of the absurd or that we are all equal without differences of sex, race, culture.
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The Rebel is the archetype that guides us. The Rebel is not necessarily muscular and tattooed. Today, the rebellion is, first of all, an interior act. It is the refusal of flattening, it is the radical and total refusal of a society in which pleasure is determined by likes on FB and the pain by hysterical noises of the digital social world.
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Courage is one of the highest virtues that a human being should develop. Courage is getting out of one's comfort zone. Courage is the twin of fear, without fear there is no courage. Courage means experiencing fear but being able to overcome it and act in defense of one's own freedom and that of others.
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In my little world there is no real barrier between mind, body and spirit. Every action, thought or prayer involves everything we are in its entirety, it is really all connected. In this historical period the human being is at the peak of its "quantity" but has totally forgotten about the "quality".
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To a society that wants to shatter every sense of belonging in the name of a mass flattening, downwards with the systematic cutting of every real feeling and emotion, we respond with a new sense of community identity.
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My dear friends, if you think that there is a limit to the frenzy that surrounds us and that somehow will end soon, I am sorry but it won't be so. But this is good news for all of us. We have the opportunity to put into practice what we learnt and what we prepared for.
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My dear friends, we are at the dawn of a new beginning. New beginnings are difficult, they require strength, perseverance, patience and sacrifice. However, they are historical moments that give great satisfaction, barrels of adrenaline and weld bonds between people who share certain values.
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I have always been convinced that existential suffering is a fundamental good. For the society in which we live, it represents one of the very few elements that can undermine it. In a nutshell, if more people were aware of the suffering in which they live, we would be at the dawn of the new civilization and perhaps a real step towards a sort of evolution, something better.
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I am receiving more and more implicit requests of support from people devastated by what is happening and because they are experiencing social and financial difficulties. Goethe, in the "Elective Affinities", wrote that "No one is more of a slave than the one who considers himself free without being free". If you at least nurture doubts about the pandemic narrative you are perhaps closer to freedom.
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I urge you to stop, breathe and make a little conscience check by asking yourself if it is really worth hating some people for their choices whatever they may be. The division that goes for the most today is between "novax" and "yesvax", between "no green pass" and "yes green pass" etc.
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