RIO KOSTA - Unicorn (Lyric Video)

 

“You’re smarter than me,” she would say, though no one else had ever told me so. “You just don’t have proof yet.”

And I believed her. Because if anyone could see through the skin of this world, it was Aadya. She had always known how to decode the system ; while others focused on its forms and rules, Aadya mapped the silences, threading the spaces between questions where truth could be hidden. She once told me the world wasn’t made of facts or laws but choices, and who got to make them. “Being seen,” she said, “is the first privilege.” She said it like it hurt.

"The Year My Sister Became a Border" de  Sharon Aruparayil y Kaya Joan

Still Corners - The Trip [LYRIC VIDEO Spanish/English] Subtitulado Español

Galdive - Teach Me How To Love (Official Music Video)

 

She had survived her dangerous journey and brought fire back to her home. 

The Marías - No One Noticed (Visualizer)

Elia y Elizabeth - Soy una nube

 

Alabama Shakes - Another Life (Lyric Video)

 Consideraciones se deben tomar cuando se hace una consulta al I Ching:

1. No se deben formular preguntas dicotómicas (que se contesten con Sí o No).
2. Siempre se deberá de preguntar en primera persona, nunca en nombre de alguien más.
3. La pregunta deberá tener la intención de conocer algo de sí mismx en relación con el mundo y el universo.
4. El I Ching no predice el futuro, ayuda a entender el presente, incluso cuando se le pregunta acerca del pasado.
5. El I Ching no nos dice nada nuevo, sino ayuda a verbalizar lo que ya sabemos. La información que nuestro cuerpo y alma guardan. 
6. La pregunta que se formule debe ser sincera y  nacer de una necesidad real.
7. El I Ching son metáforas, imágenes, escenas a veces misteriosas, no siempre es fácil de descifrar, implica esfuerzo y apertura.
8. A veces, su respuesta puede ser avasalladora. Otras, de plano, no contesta. 
9. Muchas veces no es clara su respuesta, pero la poesía con la que describe el mundo basta para verlo de una manera distinta: más brillante y espeso.
10. Si se tiene suerte, una sola palabra puede contener todo lo que necesitábamos escuchar.

 

Summer

Last summer, two discrete young snakes left their skin

on my small porch, two mornings in a row. Being

postmodern now, I pretended as if I did not see

them, nor understand what I knew to be circling

inside me. Instead, every hour I told my son

to stop with his incessant back-chat. I peeled

a banana. And cursed God—His arrogance,

His gall—to still expect our devotion

after creating love. And mosquitoes. I showed

my son the papery dead skins so he could

know, too, what it feels like when something shows up

at your door—twice—telling you what you already know. 

 

Robin Coste Lewis en Voyage of the Sable Venus

The Bear - Tina singing "Before The Next Teardrop Falls"