The Life Killed the Death

It is virtually impossible to live in this world where the materialization of the desire, the technification of the feeling and the unbalanced globalization of the existence determine most of the guidelines to follow without stopping thinking in “the quality of the time” of our lives and in how increase “its quantity in the time” avoiding at all costs death. Death per se, has become our biggest limitation in time, especially when we look at our lives from the paraphernalia of our vanity, which is majestically governed by our hypertrophied egocentrism. Those values ​​with which we were born, based on the essence of “being” and in the fullness of “belonging” have been transformed into a strange and passionate attraction towards the materilization of what we have and the superficiality of what we want…, in the use of others and in the emotional blackmail of those with whom we share in the search for what we want and that we have not yet obtained