“The misfortune of any people is the lack of faith, in God, and excessive faith, in the president who lies to them in exchange for crumbs.”

“In a country where “there are too many people willing to live on less money rather than work, selling and buying votes in exchange for subsidies” there is ruin in the middle class, in the state coffers and in the nation.”

EmilyBustin

“The greatness of human intelligence consists in valuing your principles and acting according to them.”

EmilyBustin

“The judiciary is like Nero "watching politicians raze a country to the ground" for the benefit of cronyism and the tyranny of the resignation of the people on their knees.”

EmilyBustin

“Of all the politicians in history, the most dangerous have always been communists and those of the agenda thirty are going to surpass them all together.”

EmilyBustin

“Discrimination, due to ignorance, envy, complexes, and a lack of awareness among those in the third world, among the same races or against the white race, prevents them from evolving.”

EmilyBustin

“The first condition of humanity is goodness and without it we die in fear and without any greatness.”

EmilyBustin

“Those who stop dreaming, throw themselves into the arms of boredom and settle for the crumbs of others.”

EmilyBustin

“Everyone has an urge to create. Its expression may flow through many channels: through writing, art or music, through the inventiveness of work or in any number of ways unique to all of us, whether it be cooking, gardening or the art of social discourse. The point is to honour the urge. To do so is healing for ourselves and for others; not to do so deadens our bodies and our spirits.”

Gabor Maté libro When the Body Says No

Fuente: When the Body Says No: The Cost of Hidden Stress

“The purpose of love is the creation of a safe space, in which we can be ourselves, with independence and freedom. It requires motivation and dedication to comply and commit.”

EmilyBustin

“The salient stressors in the lives of most human beings today — at least in the industrialized world — are emotional. Just like laboratory animals unable to escape, people find themselves trapped in lifestyles and emotional patterns inimical to their health. The higher the level of economic development, it seems, the more anaesthetized we have become to our emotional realities. We no longer sense what is happening in our bodies and cannot therefore act in self-preserving ways. The physiology of stress eats away at our bodies not because it has outlived its usefulness but because we may no longer have the competence to recognize its signals.”

Gabor Maté libro When the Body Says No

Fuente: When the Body Says No: The Cost of Hidden Stress