Sunday, January 31, 2010

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San Gillio - January 29 - evening of readings "Not to forget"

The evening was sponsored and organized by prof. Maria Grazia La Monica, Vice President of the Sez. Intercomunale PNA Alpignano collaboration with the Theatre Workshop of the unity San Gillio, and took place in the parish seat, made available by the parish priest Don Beppe Bagna.
The evening was attended by the Partisan Fighter Carb Guido, the Regional Director Nino Meltzeid Boetie, and William, son of Gustavo Meltzeid, interned at Mathausen and author of the diary and in part already published in Part poured on computers by prof. MG La Monica, attesa di pubblicazione.

























































































































dei testi letti alcuni sono tratti da libri altri sono stati scritti dai lettori stessi.
Nicoletta Molinero as a common thread that has linked the various tracks have read with passion: "The Night" by Elie Wiesel

"Never shall I forget that night, the first night in camp, which has made my life a long night seven times and bolted.
Never shall I forget that smoke.
Never shall I forget the little faces of children whose bodies I saw turned into wreaths of smoke beneath a silent sky.
Never shall I forget those flames that burned my faith forever.
Never shall I forget that nocturnal silence which I took off for the desire to live forever.
never forget those moments which murdered my God and my soul and my dreams, who took the face of the desert.
Never shall I forget everything, even if I were condemned to live as God Himself. Never. [...]
Elie Wiesel, Night, Giuntina edition, Florence 2001, pp. 39-40


Personal Memoirs

I'm reading the book by Gianni Oliva "The black shadow" that speaks of the massacres fasciste che noi, di una certa età, ricordiamo molto bene e sappiamo che molte famiglie hanno vissuto quelle tragedie.


Nel capitolo Cronolgia che tratta il periodo che corre dal settembre 1943 a maggio 1945 ho trovato le uccisioni e le rappesaglie avvenute nel mio paese "Barletta".


Ci sono i nomi di 12 civili, 13 vigili urbani e due addetti alla nettezza urbana che sono stati massacrati e io mi ricordo dove: è stato vicino al muro della Posta Centrale.


Tanti altri sono stati portati via e non sono più tornati, compreso mio fratello.


Io ricordo tutto, anche se allora ero solo una ragazzina.


Angela Lanotte

A tiny little fascist

October 1938, Militello Val Catania - Via Vincenzo Christmas.

In this way, every day, the stalls of fruit and vegetables were displayed outside the doors of homes of various fruit shops for the sale of their products.
In this way a boy of seven years (Salvatore, my father's brother), played by rolling a circle and zigzag through the bystanders, among them a elementary school teacher who, seeking to avoid the circle, lost his balance and fell to the ground.
The teacher, visibly nervous, got up and summoned the boy, who regretted what happened, approached him asking him to apologize: "I perdunasse, sir!" only answer the teacher gave him a slap.
All this happened in front of the stand of the Savior's grandmother (my grandmother), an elderly woman who was about sett'antanni eighteen year old niece to help sevire i clienti. La ragazza nel vedere la reazione esagerata nei confronti del cuginetto, girò attorno al maestro rinfacciandogli il fatto che Salvatore gli aveva chiesto scusa.


   Questa reazione scatenò l'applauso di tutti i presenti perché il maestro faceva parte della segreteria del Partito Fascista e usava la sua posizione per far elevare dai vigili contravvenzioni ai rivenditori, anche per le situazioni più insignificanti come la caduta di un cartellino del prezzo.


   Il maestro si allontanò dirigendosi alla sede del partito dove convocò il comandante dei vigili, il vicepodestà e il medico pediatra del country.
the meeting that followed, was issued with immediate effect, an order suspending the license for the sale of my great-grandmother to three months, to no avail the cries of despair and clarifications by the incident of women.
The vicepodestà, a break in the meeting, he confided his concern to the pediatrician for their child just one month, which was not growing as it should.
The doctor at the end of the meeting, he went to the house of vicepodestà and found that indeed the child was underweight and that the problem was due to lack of mother's milk and even goat milk was not just an integrator.
The doctor thought for a moment, and addressed to the parents of the child said, 'look, going to buy vegetables from a Salvatrice Maenza (my grandmother) I saw you breastfeed your child, try to ask if is also willing to breastfeed your baby. In a few weeks you will certainly okay. "
That same day a policeman is Pesenti to store my grandmother telling her that she had to follow up to the brigade headquarters. During the trip, My grandmother began to think about the reason for that call, and it occurred to her that could be because the boy was his son with the rim and then there would be a suspension for her, or because they had not paid a fine for the accidental fall a price tag.
At the brigade headquarters, my grandmother came together in the office where the master also found vicepodestà and the doctor, who began to compliment her as her child grew well but now was interrupted by vicepodestà who said, "must also breastfeed my son!" (at the time had not been asked but is commanded), then, continuing, he promised that, for his patience through the party would cancel the fine and suspension order against her mother.
My grandmother had no choice but to accept and then, for a few weeks, he went three times a day to nurse that child who became foster-brother of my father.
Silvia Shire

While Silvana Porzio has read the book: "Borgo San Paolo (Turin) edited with a preface by Frederick Calo Diego Novelli of the episode where the young man was killed in a partisan Dante Di Nanni gunfire from the window of his house with Republicans. The thrill of Silvana Porzio was strong as she lived opposite the house of Dante Di Nanni.

Not to forget

Remember not to forget!
Yes, (holy words). Remember never to return to the past.
the sufferings of a people that have profoundly marked the history of vecende painful. Disumane.


Ricordare, perché purtroppo, il razzismo esiste ancora!


Per il colore della pelle, razza, religione, interessi materiali.


Perché tutto ciò non dovrebbe più succedere.


Ci vorrebbe un notevole spunto di riflessione per una ricerca di giustizia, di fiducia nei valori alla base della onvivenza umana, avere più rispetto dell'uomo verso l'uomo.


Se tutti capissero, se nel cuore di ognuno entrasse più saggezza, più amore:


solo così non si avrebbe più paura.


                                                                                           Di Rosa Maria Ghio


Daniela Spagnol read from the book of memoirs published dall'UNITRE Borgio Verezzi an incident in Pietra Ligure near, that tells how a girl in a raid on his house has been able to save the men, including her boyfriend, who hid in the cellar, remembering, (miracolosamnete) had visited a small village in Germany who happens to was the country where he was born and raised the German officer who commanded the patrol rastrellamento. 


                                                                                  
checkpoint
Louis Tribaudino
reading Silvana Copper
The two women, dead tired after a day of work, leave the factory and headed to the tram terminus.
Gasping for a heavy bag that fatigue, Franca said her friend: "At least today they did not come to bomb us ... a little 'truce there it hurts! "
"Sure," said Rina, "but you have in that bag ... lead?"
"That's no lead, but weighs equally, I bought a black bag of potatoes."
Meanwhile, the creaking and clanging tram arrived the two friends went up taking place on the bench. Near them sat one of the Black Brigade.
- A handsome young man - thought Rina - it's a sin repubblicgino! -
Franca him now 'eyes and the young man, ringalluzzito, started doing the wire .
  - Ma vedi questa però! - si disse Rina - in fabbrica fa il lavoro clandestino poi come esce e vede un bel giovanotto ci sta subito. Va bene che è vedova, ma buttarsi così.... e con un fascista poi, mi pare un po' troppo! Domani gliene stacco quattro ... mi sente! -


   I due però, imperterriti, continuarono a parlottare e a scambiarsi sorrisi.


   Ad un certo punto anche il repubblichino guardando la borsa stracolma le chiese: "Ma che ci tine dentro? Dev'essere pesantissima!" Sapesse" rispose Franca ridendo "è piena di bombe. Vuole vederle?" e scostata la maglia che ricopriva l'apertura, comparvero delle patate.


   Il giovane esclamò "Ah facciamo la borsa nera!"


   "Spero che non voglia denunciarmi per così poco? E' solo per togliermi la fame!" "Stia tranquilla, io le belle donne non le denuncio, al massimo chiedo poi qualcosa in cambio!"


   "Come corre lei! Certe cose per riuscire bene non possono essere così veloci!" "A proposito dov'è di servizio?"


   "Proprio qui, vado ora per dare il cambio ad un altro camerata":


   In quel mentre il tram si fermò.


   "Tutti a terra" disse il tanviere "siamo al posto di blocco, vi riprendo dopo il controllo!"


   Tutti scesero. Rina sempre più indignata guardò di traverso la sua amica che intanto stava dicendo al giovane in camicia nera "La portiamo in due? Così mi stanco meno!"


   "Ma che dice? Gliela porto io" poi, fcendole gli occhi di triglia, "nei prossimi giorni potremo fare due passi dopo il mio turno di guardia".


   Franca, con una strizzatina d'occhio, gli sfiorò la guancia con un fugace bacio "Eccole down payment. "
The Republican called the bag on the tram, went to enter the checkpoint waving away with" soon ".
Taken place on the bench, in a whisper with her mouth glued to the ear of his friend, Rina said, "you did well! Tomorrow I tell you the rest .... You should be ashamed! "Without
scmporsi and pushing the mesh covering the bag, Franca said:" Want to see beautiful potatoes I bought today? "and removed the first layer of potatoes sprout here a bunch of hand grenades .
Rina began to tremble, the item tips and blanched in the face.
That night, one of the few without sirens, could not sleep.
(Rina was the mother-in-law of Tribaudino).


Francesca Alaimo read a psalm from the Bible. ; .


                                          



  *"Meditate che questo was "

I was ten years in the" thirty "
and Fuller, the family dentist
that the teeth looked after with a smile,
improvvvisamente closed the study.
A school educated us to the "Read"
and the smoke from the chimneys c'illustrò
our superiority of race.
Then one day Primo Levi admonished us
but we still leave it alone
to burn our reason.

* from "Shema" by Primo Levi

Millenovecentoquarantaquattro

The tram stopped and then all
ground and in front of the "Course" in the corso Vittorio
TENTH MAS, the weapons hand
around and pulls the "jack 's Bruno."
documents first and then the anger
the only leverage is TB.
EIGHTH YEAR OF THE THIRD MILLENNIUM
stories tram and raids in search of a
DEMOCRACY illegal.
Louis Tribaudino


IN MEMORY OF VITO BONADIES
policeman on leave
Partisan fighter

Dear Vito ,

It 's a very sad moment for all of us who are here today to give you a final farewell, but I think you know that in reality will continue to be with us, to give us courage and inspire us as you have done for so many years.

From you we learned the meaning of honor, and respect for institutions of every person, strength inherent in the legality of any act, the passion for the ideals that we shared, the importance of teaching young to "remember, learn, do not hate."

You left a strong mark in this community and its neighbors, and never forget all the efforts you have made to defend and advocate the ideals of the Resistance and the principles of the Constitution born of the Resistance.

Several initiatives have been who have promoted and wanted for school children Alpignano, list them all would be much too long: what is left inside me is a never-ending wealth, confidence in the future and the joy of having been working at your side.

And every time we design together with any action, which involved schools and institutions were saying:
"we plan to knock on doors ..."

I think we will not have to knock, because the doors will be wide open for you.

Hello, Vito
Maria Grazia (La Monica)

Wednesday, January 27, 2010

Patron Saint Of The Flu

January 27 DAY OF REMEMBRANCE



This design was included in the cover of the brochure on the prison diaries, which were written immediately after Liberation, Gustavo Meltzeid, painter and sculptor, who has been in the deportation was carried out by KL Mathausen Meltzeid same. Some drawings in this brochure have been conducted in captivity, risking their lives, others have been completed shortly after the release using some schizzi.                                                                                           Gustavo Meltzeid Hungarian was born naturalized Italian and Nazi occupation at the time he joined the Resistance, which is why he was arrested after a tip-off interrogated and tortured in the notorious Hotel Nazionale in Turin and sent to concentration camps by the authorities of qualified Mathausen Nazi - SS General Reinhard Heydrich - the 3rd category, ie the maximum penalty : combination of forced labor with the premeditated annihilation.
This precious document anchor along with many other pieces testifies clearly what was the inhumane oppression of the Nazi regime.


ecco alcuni stralci presi dal diario:


28 agosto 1944








(...)Andando sul posto per prendere la scala, passiamo vicino ad una colonna di ebrei, saranno 3 o 400. Sono in mutande e camicia, a piedi scalzi; mentre camminano parlottano tra di loro e quando ci arrivano vicino, ci domandano a cenni dove li portano.  vediamo che vanno verso lo scalone che porta nelle cave di pietre, ma non possiamo spiegarlo, perché parlano solo polacco o russo, e sono anche nuovi del campo.


    Sono completamente ignari di quello that awaits them. We intuit the thing, because we already know what it means to bring the stones, but this time we were wrong!
When they walked on the steps and the last to get there are some hidden SS (we saw them or us, otherwise we dared not stop watching), releasing a dozen wolf dogs, which took until then leash. Incite them against the ranks of Jews. The dogs are hurled against them, the attack was completely unexpected and lashes out in an instant.
Scene indescribable!
Screams of pain, fear, mixed with moans and cries the growling dogs and the stir of voices and cold metal of the SS! Dogs tear an ear here, there a finger or a piece of calf. A dog clings to one buttock and the bitten piece is too large, is not able to tear it. The man half mad with grief and fright runs screaming and dragging the dog behind, but not the spring. The man screams in a voice that no longer has anything that makes us human and creepy: he falls. The dog who tries to tear the flesh, growling angrily shakes his head. The man turns up, slams here and there with his arms in the dust and stones. There are two dogs that are wearing now, is no longer able to stand up, perhaps if he could be rescued. The show is covered by another who has a large dog attacked the throat. You see the crazy people everywhere running around, looking for ..........
(...) My throat burned, I can not say anything and take with D. our scale, without having to explain, and dragged away, almost running.
arrived in the tent the German friend asks what happened with us already thought that it came from. I tell him what we've seen in a few words with confused ideas and words almost incomprehensible. Tells us
"Do not get upset! Long as you can tell what you've seen it done with others is fine.'ll Be less well when they tell others what they have done to you. It happened so if you could see those SS. They do not like witnesses! Take heed not to tell anyone what you saw!

October 6, 1944

(...) Already several times I was thinking that I can not imagine what they think when they beat SS case. Begin to beat the early morning. If they hate or hatred against us, or if they found pleasure in beating, they can vent all day. But the evening still hit with the same anger, with which they started in the morning. Beating up from morning to night, is also a physical work, and should get tired. Not at all, seem tireless!

October 12, 1944

.................. ..
(...) In the evening by going to the "cream" I make a sketch of the furnace chamber and cutting. I would like to sketch a few more but W. said to have too much work and that we will do it again.
designs I leave him and he takes care to hide them. When we gave them the look, both we think the same thing: who will one day see these? (...)

May 8, 1945 - This morning about ten o'clock break into two U.S. tanks in the field and at the same time hoist the white flag on the antenna field.
We are free!

Olivier Messiaen - Quatour pour la fin du temps - (5) Louange Eternité de Jésus à l'


This quartet for piano, viola, cello and clarinet was composed by Olivier Messaien in 1940 in a prison camp in Silesia and thought for the four musicians in the field.

When I dream mirrors of Auschwitz
the cold I can not remember

nothing remains in the glass
footsteps of people walking there
barefoot in the snow. However, I can sleep
be a friend, because his
is a story of which you can trust
although this time it popped out in the middle of a summer
besieged by thunder and crickets out of tune.

With winter coat to come in the dream
pairwise
walking without looking up and say unnecessarily must


recuperare un po' di tempo, almeno


un giorno o cinquant'anni, perché


anche il prossimo sarà un anno bisestile


fecondo di sventure.





Ma non c'è confusione, soltanto


una luce interminabile.





Mai più, nemmeno al sole, mai


più sarà permesso dire


che la luna splende come neve


innocente.


Le voci sugli specchi non si fermano


passano e neppure le ombre


toccano la terra.


                          So I do not see
not hear them that well look at me
listen to me.

And after this sleep
think it will be impossible to silence
noiselessly.

Massimo Scrignoli - from the collection: Vista sull'Angelo - Book Publisher

We, callous-free generation of disturbances,
we lived next to a torture chamber


con tranquilla disposizione d'animo,


ascoltando urla insopportabili


nella consapevolezza non secondaria né trascurabile


che non eravamo noi ad urlare.


Abbiamo ammirato di notte lo splendore


delle tacite stelle, domandandoci poeticamente


se con tanta grazia palpitassero proprio per noi,


allontanandoci dalle pareti delle stanze dei suplizi


quando era impossibile tollerare ancora


la ridda di grida che veniva di là dei muri


rovinando quegli attimi di incanto e di quiete


tra gli stridii delle ruote dentate degli ingranaggi.


Potremo dire in futuro: "La nostra saggezza?


Fare semplicemente finta di niente.


La nostra sagacia?


Abituarci con sollecitudine a tutto.


La nostra furbizia?


Praticare con dedizione


una religione di impenetrabile indifferenza".


Così, ringraziando ogni giorno gli dèi


di farci dono della loro inesplicabile assenza,


socchiudendo gli occhi a fessura


davanti a qualsiasi orrore che occorra


nel nostro campo visivo,


mantenendo un tono di cortese amabilità

even when the eyes wander
sideways on corners of hell on earth, in a careless
without yielding to the torture of those close to us,
with transparency and without a soul crystal
cracks, light-hearted let
that are exclusively reserved to other
suffering the most atrocious, cruel, cruel.

Paul bags - from the collection: We are about the world we wanted to kindness


Brainstorm Congratulations

enigma


Here I am, therefore, to reveal the solution to the previous post.
But first a word about the solutions proposed by Evaluna and mynameis ... Meanwhile, in both THANKS for trying!

That's Evaluna , I do not feel like it, seems very "Italian" (meaning smart)! :-D
It ignores, however, that the prison itself may not be in Italy, which is why the maintenance of prisons would be far more diligent than here and predict that the walls are cleaned or even reimbiancate more often.

solution mynameis but I was struck by its simplicity, as William of Ockham would argue, is usually a good assessment of efficacy. However, despite its logical extreme, I think it also would remove any attraction to our little play and then I would exclude it by attributing it more to a lack of the translator who did not specify that the convicted would have to re-enter (and not just enter ) and all 100 in the room.

Finally I give you my version, however I found that even if worded a bit 'different even looking at the internet, along with other much more effective, but waaay more convoluted and difficult to explain without a lot 'of mathematics.

The 100 prisoners decide to elect among themselves a King (any one of them) and to appoint the other 99 as subjects. While they are all still in the room to decide, the lamp will be turned off and will remain so until the next visit. From that day forward, each of the subjects have a duty to present a tribute to their King and will do it once and only once in his life by turning on the light bulb when it is brought into the room. If the subject entered the room he found the light bulb turned on already, he must leave everything as is and keep its honor for a subsequent visit. The king, however, whenever enters the room and find the light bulb will be tasked to collect his tribute, extinguishing the same before leaving, and of course he must update their mental count of a unit or a new subject which has been honored. If you find the bulb off, the King simply leave everything as it is without adding anything to its accounts. In practice, when the King had withdrawn all 99 gifts from his subjects, he will be sure that everyone else besides himself were at one time in the room. According to the mathematics and statistics, this should be done after an average of 29 years , but it may be that if fortune helps the crop may be faster ...


--- O --- O --- O ---


Today I want to close with a poem ... The dedication is unnecessary.


Love by Robert Creeley


There are no words sensual
as meat
in his mood,
in his heat.

tangible repeat
certainties,
the convenience
human beings.

not pronounce
makes abstract
all the passion
and ultimately his death.

Friday, January 22, 2010

Best Type Of Mattress For Back Scoliosis

Play or Die



not know about you, but I have always been fascinated by the puzzles in which at stake is the survival of someone (style "Saw, The Riddler", so to speak ...) or wherever you need to squeeze in the bottom of their brains to save themselves from something nefarious.
This morning I found a nice (a bit 'disturbing but not gory fortunately) did not know and I like to propose it here ....



A single bulb lights the room, one hundred people dressed in prison, just landed in this new prison, the warden look con aria perplessa.

“Siete i primi e sarete gli ultimi ospiti di questo accogliente carcere. Tra un’ora, sarete portati ognuno nella propria cella, dalla quale non potrete comunicare con nessun altro dei vostri colleghi; peró, a partire da domani una volta al giorno, io tirerò a sorte uno di voi e lo porteró in questa stanza a divertirsi; potrá gioire dello scoprire se la lampadina è accesa o spenta e, se vorrà, potrà spegnerla o accenderla con quel meraviglioso interruttore.”

Un mormorio percorre la sala, alla prospettiva di questo emozionante divertimento...

“Se, ad un certo punto, uno qualsiasi di voi quando is brought to this room is convinced that all one hundred and you were brought here at least once, just let me know, if he's right, you all will be free. But, if you are wrong ... Nothing more than light bulbs, switches nothing more, nothing more keys to the cells, most no nothing, not even lunch and dinner. "

short, you should not miss ... Do you have an hour to decide a strategy, unless you prefer to play with the switch for eternity ...



This play was a journal of mathematics, but overall I think we can try to resolve using only a little 'logic and especially a lot of imagination, so I you can also try those who do not chew too much of numbers. Among other things, there are several solutions (not one) and do not ask you (as indeed it did in the magazine) to calculate the number of days, months or years needed for the poor to get out of jail but only to indicate the policy that could take ... What do you think?

PS. I have not looked on the internet if there is a solution ... But what fun is it if we do not miss out on the first morning as I did ...?

Wednesday, January 6, 2010

Konwerter Z Ipa Do Jar

January 2 End of the world march for peace



http://lamarciamondialeperlapace.org/


Loved beds inside the concert

Gandhi
"Non-violence does not mean meek submission to the will of the wicked, but it means the use of all the forces of the soul against the will of the tyrant.
"Nonviolence is not a justification for the cowardly, but it is the supreme virtue of the brave. The practice of non-violence requires more courage the practice of arms.

The views that I are formed and the conclusions I have reached are not final.
I could change them at any moment, I have nothing new to teach the world. Truth and nonviolence are as old as the hills. Sometimes I'm wrong, but I learned from my mistakes.'s life and its problems have become so for me the land on which to experiment in the practice of truth and non-vioenza.

Long experience has convinced me that there is no other God than Truth.
The small and fleeting glimpses of truth that I was able to grasp can hardly give an idea of \u200b\u200bthe splendor of truth, a million times more intense than the sun that we see every day with our eyes. In fact what I have learned is only the faintest ray of that mighty splendor. But based on all my experience I can say this with certainty, that a perfect vision of truth can only come from a complete implementation of the "Fahimsa", the "Non-violence."

Martin Luther King

And you know, if I were at the beginning of time, and had a chance to enjoy the vision and Gneral overview of the whole human history up to date, and the Almighty said to me, "Martin Luthe King, which age would you like to live?" I'd fly into Egypt with the mind, and watch God's children fulfill their amazing journey from the dark prisons of Egypt through the Red Sea, in the desert, and forward to the promised land. And despite the magnificence of the vision, I would not stop.




 Proseguirei verso la Grecia, e con la mente mi rivolgerei al monte Olimpo.


E vedrei Platone, Aristotele, Socrate, Euripide e Aristofane riuniti intorno al Partenone, e li guarderei passeggiare mentre dibattono gli eterni e grandi problemi della realtà. Ma non mi fermerei.


Andrei ancora avanti, fino all'epoca della massima fioritura dell'impero romano, e vedrei come si svolgono gli eventi, da un imperatore all'altro, da un condottiero all'altro. Ma non mi fermerei.





 Passerei all'epoca del Rinascimento, per avere un rapido quadro di ciò that that time has done for the cultural and aesthetic life of man. But I would not stop.
I would also go places where he lived the man whose name it bears, and observe Martin Luther post his ninety-five theses on the portal of the cathedral in Wittenberg. But I would not stop.
then arrive at 1863, I would see a hesitant president named Abraham Lincoln finally come to the conclusion to the sign proclaims "Emancipation." But I would not stop.

back to the early thirties, and I would see a man struggling to solve the problems caused by the state of bankruptcy in the nation, and come up with an eloquent cry: "We have to fear nothing but our own fear"
But I would not stop. Strange thing, I turn to the Almighty and say, "If I can only afford to live some years in the second half of the twentieth century, I will be happy."

Well an'affermazione is strange, this, because the world is all upside. The country is sick, and the earth is in pain, there is great confusion. It 'strange statement. But somehow I know that the stars can be seen only when it is dark enough. And in this period of the twentieth century, I see the action of God

In our world, something happens, the masses are rising and today, wherever they come together to be in Johannesburg in South Africa, in Nairobi, Kenya, Ghana in Accra in , New York, Atlanta, Georgia, Mississippi in Jackson or Memphis in Tennessee, the cry is always the same: "We want to be free."

And there's another reason I'm happy to live in our time: we had to get to a point where we must deal with the problems that men have tried to solve along the history.





 La sopravvivenza esige che li affrontiamo. Da anni ormai gli uomini parlano di guerra e di pace; ma ormai non possono più limitarsi a parlarne. A questo mondo non è più questione di scegliere tra violenza e nonviolenza; si tratta di scegliere: o nonviolenza o non esistenza : Ecco a che punto siamo oggi.







Silo




 "C'è un tipo di sofferenza che non può retrocedere difronte al progresso della scienza né difronte al progresso della giustizia. Questo tipo of suffering, which is closely linked to your mind, retreats to the opposite faith, in front of the joy of life, facing love.
You must know that this kind of suffering is always enough on the violence that exists in your consciousness.
........
that violence always stems from desire. The more violent a person is, the more gossolani are his desires .... See how desire can trap you. There are desires of different quality. There are cruder desires and wishes are high. Eleva desire! Overcome the desire! Purify the desire. "
..............
Living with the Other way" ... is feeling other's lives in a beautiful rainbow multicolored leaves that much more because the more I want to stop, capture, rip expression. You will walk away and I feel relieved because I helped to break your chains, you overcome your pain and your suffering ....
Your freedom is the target of my acts. So not even death femerà actions that you put in gear, because you are essentially time and freedom. "
............
" My brother, keep these simple, as simple as these stones , this snow and this sun that blesses us. Bring yourself and bring peace to others. My brother, there is the human being in history that shows the volto della sofferenza: guarda quel volto peno di sofferenza ... ma ricorda he è necessario andare avanti, che è necessario imparare a ridere e che è necessario imparare ad amare.
A te, fratello mio, lancio questa speranza; questa speranza di gioia, questa speranza di amore affinché tu elevi il tuo cure ed elevi il tuo spirito, ed affinché non dimentici di elevare il tuo corpo".

Mario Rodriguez Cobos detto Silo - ispano argentino- fondatore dell'Umanesimo Universalista
brani da: La guarigione della sofferenza: Opere complete vol. I pag. 699-701
      A proposito dell'umano. Complete Works Vol. page. 775


healing of suffering. Complete Works vol. I pp. 702-703
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and finally

along a steep and stony

met a child who had taken to fatigue
a brat smaller
that was clinging to the back.
With a playful hint said,
"My boy!
you're carrying a really heavy weight
on your shoulders."
The boy paused, looked up

and in a very serious tone said
"It's not a burden sir,
is my brother."
do not know why, but those words
s'impressero
deeply inside my heart.
And when the selfishness of men
seems unforgivable
on human beings and all hope abandoned me
the kindness and the innocence of that child
remind me that is not a burden
what cha like you're carrying a giant blind
in these dark times,
because human beings around you,
difficult to understand, is
the brother whose life
was entrusted to you
you because you take care of them.

Paul Carryall - (reworking of the theme of a book of footografie Sebastiao Salgado).
from the collection of poems "WE They are taking that we wanted the world to KINDNESS "



Sebastiao Salgado
This poem was not included in the readings for the concert but I think that is a photographic that the poetic elaboration that the poet has drawn close properly, and the synthesis and the message in both content, the discourse of brotherhood and solidarity that are fundamental and universal principles for a peaceful world.
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