THESE ARE MY QUESTS
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Places that I love, people and friends that I've met, adventures not to forget!
...On my way to Julio’s I met “Lucho” who used to be involved with voodoo and witchcraft, friend’s with Julio. Lucho made a whole disclaimer about Julio on our way to him, but from everything he said, all I remember was:
“…he eats bats you know…” Lucho smiles.
“…he eats bats you know…” Lucho smiles.
A wave of heat is your first welcoming when arriving to "Rey Curré", an Indian Territory inside Brunka. The heat of the weather is as the warmth of it's people. The whole village gathers together at this time of the year (the last week of January) to celebrate their "New Year".
Friendship confirms us that the world is as we see it, letting our "dark side" bring up the true spirit of life to achieve wholeness.
Sometimes you can feel you're not your own self. Society teaches you to be ashamed of your true self. But being conscious of your "repressed self" might help you achieve an inner balance to better understand yourself.
Sometimes you can feel you're not your own self. Society teaches you to be ashamed of your true self. But being conscious of your "repressed self" might help you achieve an inner balance to better understand yourself.
I felt small and vulnerable, but intrigued by the statue's eyes, almost as a threat. But that same brain response that was perceived as fear, was turned to excitement and motivation, a thrust to learn more about the town and what was the story behind those solitary streets near the sea and what secrets did those statue's eyes confined.
I try to escape the insatiable corporate machine one month a year (or more if I can). With hope of clearing the mind and soul, I seek for different horizons and mysterious realms that satisfy the sense of meaning and belonging. In this quest I endeavor to explain the "black forever', the drive of motivation.
"We always celebrate something; we celebrate hoping that Monday is over, Tuesday because Monday is over, Wednesday because it's already halfway the week, Thursday ‘cause it's almost Friday and the rest of the days are pretty obvious why we celebrate..."