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Wednesday, December 31, 2014

new year's eve

out, at night, snow melting and dripping down from the roof, a tomcat on my lap. it is ok. at the end of the days i will die into sleep but trusting in life and awake reborn in the mornings. i will create my New Year....
Good Night and Good Morning

December 31st,2014: breakfast in Berlin, somewhere

most of the remaining snow has gone over night





Leonard Cohen-Lover Lover Lover (original)





Franz Liszt - Years of pilgrimage "Le mal du pays" by Lazar Berman (Haruki Murakami)

http://youtu.be/FDWUvc5wv7U


wonderful....

relevance of a human

today, travelling. from Marrakech to Berlin where i found near to 20 cms of snow on my car. on board of the plane, reading Murakami,Colorless Tsukuri Tazaki and his years of pilgrimage.excellent. and dreaming, feeling, thinking. always , i try to run away from what is most important for me. an old feeling of fear of attachment, of experiences of loss and failure. always, before experiencing possible loss i tend to try and avoid it by running away. sitting in this plane an incredible feeling of warmth for another human being filled me again, as before, for a long time now, light, even happiness. feeling has no reason. i thought what i would feel if the plane dropped and crashed. no crying, not wasting time, no whimpering, just extremely intensified perception in slow-motion. what am i, what would be important in my last thoughts? well, though i have done some bad things and some good things, i cannot be very important, i will cause some short-term trouble for a few people depending on me in some parts. i will be forgotten easily, washed away like sand  on the beach. maybe i am less than a fly in the universe , a fly carrying a spark of light, nothing to care for much. and i will have been nothing if i didn't fight for the only woman i ever loved as a human.i would regret this in the act of dying.
i think , well, i should think about my own relevance and about other humans needs and about what is essential in my life always as if  i could die in a few 
minutes.


“The habit of despair is worse than despair itself.”
A.Camus