“Hegel makes the synthesis. I say something else… Life is always in tension, it is not in synthesis. The synthesis is not really vital. Tension is vital. Physically, when the body loses its tension, between balance of fluids and electricity of the heart, air of the lungs, everything becomes unbalanced,” Pope Francis. Excerpt from his meeting with Dominique Wolton in Politics and Society, an unpublished dialogue, p. 240, éditions de l’Observatoire/Humensis, 2017.
Luno, 47, rediscovers himself after a cardiac arrest which will take him to the afterlife. He has dedicated his career to respecting the stated principles and structured pathways. He travels seated on a train or a plane, attentive to media statements and plots. The criterion of visual scanning was sufficient to appreciate various contexts. From now on, he stops, not to think, but to explore experiences, including the beauty of fields, lakes, forests and the passage of creatures. Severe climate change and massacres of populations persist. What is the meaning of our interventions when death is read as an upward curve? He will state his uselessness among colleagues who are proud to be in high places. In Palestine, suffering resonates without real respondents. This high-ranking official said on this subject: “It only took one less beat for me to consider peace differently. The various joys and evils make up my evolution along the path of multiple relationships. However, the civilized intimate voice is silenced or shifted to leave room for mental subjectivity, allied to geostrategic measures. Thus, democracies resonate in the texts as if to let the present rot in order to transmit a bygone page to humanoid robotics! When the cardiologist comforts me with a reassuring gesture, I am worried. The worst is over, but I no longer tolerate the absurd handling of terrible conflicts in this multipolar world. The worst thing for me is to continue to give opinions and advice without follow-up. Only those who look like us hear us. I already look like a brave senior well before my age. »
“The careful, busy and solicitous old man, by cultivating his garden, exercises a relationship of influence on others and on the environment, but also on himself. By talking with his friends, he talks to himself.” Excerpt from Jean-Paul Resweber, Le rêve cicéronien d’une heureuse vieillesse, Open Edition Journal, 2008.
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“Hegel makes the synthesis. I say something else… Life is always in tension, it is not in synthesis. The synthesis is not really vital. Tension is vital. Physically, when the body loses its tension, between balance of fluids and electricity of the heart, air of the lungs, everything becomes unbalanced,” Pope Francis. Excerpt from his meeting with…
