Life is made up of cycles. Fortunately!

Curiously, however, although we perfectly know so well about this, we are always trying (in vain) to attain the supposed permanence.

We hope voraciously that things will remain, that the good moments stay and – utopia of utopias – that people will stay forever by our side.

Rare is the people who stay.

Most of them go their way, bumping into so many other people, breaking new ground.

The Greek philosopher Heraclitus, in the mid-fifth century BC, already said that “everything flows, everything is continually transformed”. There is nothing to be fixed, nothing is static. We are constantly becoming something new, constantly changing.

Now, let us release the bonds that bind us to the illusory sense of stability and permanence.

Let us free those who, by chance, have crossed our path, so that they can go towards the new, towards the unknown paths.

Let us embrace life with all its inconstancy and instability. Namaste …