"What is real and what is valid, what is valued and what is loved"
"What is real can
be defined, but it is reality what can be experienced. It cannot be tested; it
tests you. It can only be felt through a process of interaction. What is real
can be experienced through your senses, but only reality can be trusted through
your own existence. And when you associate what you perceive as real with the
reality you are experiencing, then it can be valid; at least for you. If you want
that what you consider real to be validated by someone else, you will spend
your whole life in an aknowledgement pursuit. Remember, validation comes from a
process of interaction and contextualization.
Reality is ever present, ever in
contact, ever in motion. What is real is momentaneous. Something valid is
something that is aknowledged as possible, as feasible, as experienced, as
something logical according to most realities. In order for something to be
"valued", though, it has to come from a deeper and more intricate
process of being unjudgmental, grateful and understanding with what we consider
real and valid. In order for something to be truly respected (not tolerated) it
has to be experienced as valued, valid and real. Anything else is just
disciplinary and forcing means.
And for something to be truly
loved, or considered worthy of love, means the constant dance between these four
forces. Truly loved things are the ones in connection with the same nature as
reality: they cannot be tested, for they are the ones that test you. You cannot
define them because they are the ones defining you. Your sole existence is necessary
to nurture true love if you strive to live by coming into terms with your
realities, the things you consider and have considered real; why and how you
value what is being presented to you, and how much you respect all these things
by their own existence, not by how they make you feel or benefit. Loving truly,
therefore, involves interaction, a dance, a match, a staring contest. A recognition
of an existence in our reality reinforced with validation, value and respect." (Original)
La realidad está siempre presente, siempre en contacto, siempre en movimiento. Lo que es real es momentáneo. Algo válido es algo que se reconoce como posible, factible, experimentado, como algo lógico según la mayoría de las realidades. Sin embargo, para que algo sea "valorado", debe surgir de un proceso más profundo e intrincado de ser imparcial, agradecido y comprensivo con lo que consideramos real y válido. Para que algo sea verdaderamente respetado (y no solo tolerado), debe experimentarse como valioso, válido y real. Cualquier otra cosa son solo medios disciplinarios o coercitivos.
Y para que algo sea verdaderamente amado, o considerado digno de amor, implica la constante danza entre estas cuatro fuerzas. Las cosas verdaderamente amadas son aquellas que están en conexión con la misma naturaleza de la realidad: no pueden ser puestas a prueba, porque son ellas las que te ponen a prueba. No puedes definirlas porque son ellas las que te definen a ti. Tu mera existencia es necesaria para nutrir el amor verdadero si te esfuerzas por vivir aceptando tus realidades, las cosas que consideras y has considerado reales; por qué y cómo valoras lo que se te presenta, y cuánto respetas todas estas cosas por su propia existencia, no por cómo te hacen sentir o beneficiar. Amar verdaderamente, por tanto, implica interacción, una danza, un juego, un concurso de miradas. Un reconocimiento de una existencia en nuestra realidad reforzada con validación, valor y respeto." (Traducción al español, ChatGPT)
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