We are part of a great spectacle that is the spectacle of life. We are all actors. Actors of a real life where we did not have time to rehearse or know in advance what will happen to this character (us) in case something goes wrong, or we do not have enough talent to live this character.
I've been thinking a lot about it lately walk the streets and in this movement of thousands of people crossing my path or in my gaze through my lenses I am creating awareness with time that everything we have gone from negative in our life like disappointments with people that we love, how friends or family, all this is part of our real-life show. And that to overcome these negative feelings it is necessary that as actors we can put on a character that makes us not hide, but overcome this suffering.
Often this character especially when he is alone and nobody is close to see, he falls in his tears as if in that he could put out everything that is caught in his true "I" and that this character he was obliged to adopt prevented him from doing so.
Walking in the streets I can observe in every look of the people that I photograph or simply pass through them all kind of feeling. Joy, revolt, pain, disappointment and hope. This confrontation with reality and with mixed feelings has been a great therapy for me because it has made me increasingly out of this "Bubble of Protection", gain experience and much knowledge that I will carry throughout my life.
This has been a great exercise that has made me abandon the character I chose to play in this "Theater of Life". Character that serves me to hide my sorrows, frustrations, grudges and today I can be myself and those negative feelings that have afflicted me and still afflict me to make the fuel or motivation necessary to close this spectacle of my real life successfully.
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