A Crystal Door

"It is easy to ignore the rest of the world and to see our full belly and the navel. It is more simple to shout ourself problems as if they are the fundamental concerns of the world to make sense all erroneous ideas in the time and build the difference. What difference? Decades of the same tales to perform a current conformist time, very short without a real shared vision. A little interval in the middle of the minds, erroneous battles in the civilization, these can be defined as the partial mediocrity, because it can not even be said to be an absolute mediocrity.

However, the world turns. And humanity evolves in a bizarre and slow path due to the slowness of some people in some countries. People ignoring the rest of the planet, without a real conscience of its role in the importance of the life and the real challenge to survival in the world, to know the universe. So, now we can observe the difference among all nations and persons, because, they are who like to live and transform the world sharing a mutual vision and they are who stay in the same place, with the same errors and the last century argument. The argument to be a poor human. All valid reason to do not open a crystal door or simple, breaking the glass to enter inside the real possibilities to advance. Same if we can observe outside the interior knowledge. Same if it is possible to observe from inside, the world and the stars in the universe. Breaking the glass to re-build another one, more clear, ready to opened only with a glance from the eyes of illusion.

Tomorrow, the static people tried to put chains in the minds and corps of the others. In secular lines, they will write every reason to remain mind prisoners, with the traditional argument of the correctness and without any passion. Only with the personal frustration to not be a dreamer, a part of the humankind. They are poor people painting the crystal door to ignore the clouds and the starts, to forget the possibility to being inside in the warmth of love, and sometimes with a little of passion."