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A relationship of manipulation brings a person to live others and the surrounding world in an instrumental way. And so doing, empties them of value and identity and brings them to solitude and incommunicability. It’s no coincidence that Bible tradition is clearly against treating reality in a manipulative and disrespectful way as an object, but rather as gift, and therefore real and belonging to the divine. (taken from LIFE Fragility of the heart, Valerio Albisetti....
Read More(Italiano) Habemus Papam rivista OGGI
Habemus Papam OGGI magazine I want to let my dear readers know that today an interview I did for OGGI magazine on Nanni Moretti’s new film “Habemus Papam” was released today. Let me know what you think…...
Read MoreLIFE. Fragility of the heart.
Today my book Life, Fragility of the heart, was released in book stores and Amazon.com. If you follow this blog you’ll recognize pieces from the book that I’ve already posted here and there. I dedicate this book to you, my readers. All of my books are like children, although I think this one is probably the best yet and probably the most sophisticated. Thank you in advance to those who buy it, and after having read it, keep it in their homes as if it were me.
Read MoreCREATING IS UP TO GOD, NOT MAN
It is not up to man to create. It is up to God. It is up to man to welcome and conform to the Existing One. This becomes the ultimate category man’s identify and psycho-spiritual dynamics.
Read MoreI WONDER …
I wonder why this humanity prefers vulgarity to dignity, superficiality to depth and awareness, obtrusiveness to reservation.
Read MoreTAKE, RATHER THAN ADD!
I’ve understood, with time and experience, that each of us already has inside ourselves what we need to undertake our own journeys of awareness. You don’t have to do much more than just be. The heroic and tiring work is reducing to a minimum our conditioning by the powerful mass media and dominating socio-cultural models. My God will not ask me if I was good at conforming to the rules of the society in which I lived, but rather if I was good at following that which he put...
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