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Beautiful poem by Mário de Andrade (Sao Paulo 1893 - 1945) Poet, novelist, essayist and musicologist. One of the founders of Brazilian modernism
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MY SOUL IS IN A HURRY
I counted my years and discovered that I now have less time left to live than I had lived until now.
I feel like the kid who won a pack of candy; He ate the first few with pleasure, but when he realized there were few left, he began to savor them deeply.
I don't have time for endless meetings where we discuss bylaws, rules, procedures and internal regulations, knowing that nothing will happen.
I no longer have time to put up with absurd people who, despite their chronological age, have not grown up.
My time is short to discuss titles. I want the essential, my soul is in a hurry...
Without many sweets in the package...
I want to live next to human people, very human. Who know how to laugh at their mistakes, who are not vain of their triumphs. People who don't consider themselves elected before their time, people who don't try to escape their responsibilities. I am looking for people who defend human dignity, people who only want to walk on the side of truth and honesty.
The essential is what makes life worth living.
*I want to surround myself with people who know how to touch people's hearts*...
People who have learned from the hard knocks of life to grow up with soft touches in their soul
Yes..., I am in a hurry..., I am in a hurry to live with the intensity that only maturity can give.
I intend not to waste any of the candy I have left... I am sure they will be more exquisite than the ones I have eaten so far.
My goal is to arrive at the end satisfied and at peace with my loved ones and with my conscience.
We have two lives and the second one starts when you realize that you have only one......
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In defense of the supremely useful and unfairly maligned word.
You cannot rescue anyone from their struggles. What you can do is stand by their side, offering your support, your calm presence, and your strength. You can share your experiences, the insights you've gained, and a compassionate perspective. But their pain is theirs to confront, their journey is theirs to navigate, and their truths are theirs to uncover. No matter how much you care, you cannot protect someone from their challenges or compel them to embrace growth if they aren’t ready to take that step.
What you can do is be a safe haven in their storm. Your groundedness can serve as a reminder that peace is possible, even in chaos. Your presence can offer reassurance that they are not alone. But the healing? That is theirs to undertake. True transformation comes from within. You cannot carry their burdens for them, no matter how much you might wish to, because to do so would rob them of the strength and wisdom that comes from facing their own journey.
Loving someone through their pain means respecting their process, even when it’s hard to watch. It means holding space without trying to control the outcome, trusting that they are capable of finding their way in their own time. You can offer encouragement, insight, and compassion, but ultimately, their growth requires their own choices, their own breakthroughs, and their own inner work.
It can be painful to feel powerless in the face of someone else’s suffering, but remember: it is not your job to fix them. It is your job to love them, support them, and believe in them. And sometimes, the most profound act of love is to step back, let go of the need to save, and trust that they will find their path—even if it looks different from what you imagined for them.
When you release the pressure of trying to save others, you free both yourself and them. You allow them the dignity of their own journey & the opportunity to rise stronger. You conserve your energy for being a calm, steady presence rather than burning out trying to control the uncontrollable.
So, be there. Be kind. Be understanding. But know that their growth, healing & peace are theirs to claim. The best gift you can offer is your own balance, your own light, and the unwavering belief that they, too, can find their way. Because they can. And when they do, it will be all the more powerful because it came from within.
~Unknown
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