"Thinking is a dialogue that we have with ourselves." (prof. Eduardo Lourenço)

"Thinking is a dialogue that we have with ourselves." (prof. Eduardo Lourenço) There are moments in our life that we “think” to have “certain things for granted”, the reality is that from one moment to the next “things are not quite like that”, everything vanishes at a glance, we more or less stay in that state we wanted catch the wind, or we thought we could catch the wind !!! And only Fernando Pessoa's “thought” remains: “Sometimes I hear the wind pass; and just hearing the wind pass, it’s worth being born. ” Sometimes we find ourselves leafing through a newspaper, or a book in a methodical way, so as not to lose anything, but also not to waste time. Basically, we only read what interests us. Some time ago a friend taught me that the most important thing we should learn, when reading opinion articles in newspapers, or listening to on TV or any other method, is to always ask, (find out) “with whom does he (or she) ) is talking?" “Is it with the party guys? Is it with friends? Is it with the boss? etc". It's just that there is always someone that a writer addresses. There is always someone who wants to impress. It may be just one person. Attention: it is almost always just one person. That person may be the only person who is going to read the text - or he may not even read it, but just come to know that something has been written about it. ” And so to say, almost always what seems silly and factional, vehement and dogmatic or gullible and banal, becomes clear when you realize that, perhaps, it is a “kind” of message. Or maybe even a prayer. "We are time. To understand what we are is to understand the time that we are, what the outer time, the time of history, the time of society is in us." (prof. Eduardo Lourenço) The problem with this blind faith in a false assumption is that people, such good and serious people, sometimes tend to lose their judgment. Here, the we-against-the-world disease has been going on for a few brave years and affects everyone equally. This condition tends to worsen over time. Sometimes it seems that it gets better, but it is a fever that always comes back bad luck can break our lives but intelligence can fix it and you, “a person who fell and that I have seen in the meantime, you are the owner of a force absolute and you have an intelligence that is inspiration and also your salvation - and if you are afraid in your path, because being afraid is not always cowardice because sometimes it is only intelligence, "reads Clarice Lispector twice:" At that time of the night I knew this great fright of being alive, having as sole support only the helplessness of being alive. Life was so strong that it was supported by helplessness ”.