Imi place sa pictez fara pensula, folosind doar atingerile, culoarea emotiilor, pasiunea, cuvintele,stralucirea viselor….

Imi place sa ascult pian seara, in timp ce ma ghemuiesc cu o carte pe genunchi si ma asez pe pervaz, aproape de cuibul turturelor…

Imi placeau diminetile, cand, in drum spre munca eram martora celor mai frumoase rasarituri, pe apa cristalina a Dunarii….

Imi plac trandafirii roz, bomboanele Raffaelo si muzica trista…

Imi place sa scriu, sa parasesc lumea fizica si sa devin una cu imaginile pe care le pun pe hartie…

Cred in iubirea aceea….pe care o simti ca un frison si o traiesti cu o intensitate exacerbata, iubirea care iti e menita, care te elibereaza, care ti se potriveste ca o piesa de puzzle…

Scriu scrisori lungi si traiesc momente de deja-vu….

visez cu ochii deschisi plimbandu-ma cu bacul pe apa si ma pierd in lecturi pe iarba proaspata, printre flori si copii care se joaca….

ador gustul piersicilor si iubesc plaja goala….

Cred….Vreau…Traiesc…

Liber, frenetic, pasional

There’s a motto in Alchemy : “Concentrate and dissolve”. As you may know alchemists would, through laboratory studies, try to distill the mercury from the sulphur and then refine the mercury until it converted into gold. This quest would lead them to the Philosopher Stone (which was the solid component) and the Long Life Elixir. All the process of distilling is based on this very simple motto: concentrate – meaning extracting the essence – and dissolve – meaning mixing the essence with something else.

 

 

Through this routine, alchemists were also training their patience and thus transforming their perception of the world. I think you can apply this same motto to life and love: in order to preserve love’s freedom, one has to be able at the same time to dive into its essence and to share it others.