Context

What matters is not the order of things.

What matters is the context.

Thus, events unfold every day that we are accustomed to, so we take them for granted; special circumstances, for better or worse, take us out of that comfort zone, and thus modify our routines.

“High content in a flat sea of doubt.”

When these latter things happen, if instead of isolating them as "weird creatures", we tried to integrate them into our context , that is, our own frame of reference, our way of seeing the world, we would see that, although they may seem like something pulled from a beginner magician's hat, they have a lot to do with our lives.

Everything that happens in our lives is related to our thoughts and belief systems; that is its context .

If we analyze our thoughts from the last few days before the event, we will surely discover points of connection, because in some way we attracted it into our lives.

Angelina Fabiola Caminos

Pintura Carlos Resano Vasilchick