There is something beautiful about moving.

There is something beautiful about moving. I’ve been in this town for three years , I’ve learnt a lot, engaging  myself with a wide variety of domains, from painting to writing, swimming to chant, meeting new, good, close friends to loosing tracks of other ones in Como. Rather than giving a view on me and fragmentation of thought, this re-thinking, over-thinking about moving confirms the permanent circle of life, of human experience. I haven’t packed anything yet but I’m doing it soon, once I finish my thesis. Aw, I feel very satisfied about it.

Going away has a characteristic it shares with that of another activity, going to somewhere. I’ve crossed some limits in various ways: literally, by going to Lisbon in my twenties and settling down in Trieste; but this activity, moving, on a sensitive level, for me has acted as mind-opener. Shortly after my coming to this house, I had to learn again how to share an apartment; how to cope with other people’s routines, thoughts, habits, and later I started even loving the people I lived with, sometimes missing them, sometimes detesting them, above all I’ve anytime loved them, even at disastrous times when few feelings of love could be available J

More recently, I’ve focused on planning my future, thus relating my old worries about the unexpected and linking the ideas that I might be having something better.  Why not?

Since Beauty is the characteristic shared by both my mind and object of my research in daily life, I should try to go further than I’ve done, and for this reason I should be keeping myself open minded; and moving, appears well-suited to this purpose.

Moving provides the primary material for innovations in life: the glimpse of Beauty, my best intentions for my life, testimonies of my genuine thoughts, the unfinished reflections on planning ..to name but a few. Yet the beloved aspect about innovations may well be a solid, realistic (real), thing- which I’m working on about.  My wish is to evolved towards the things I love, the Beauty,  in my own words.