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  Ancient teachings show us the sublime Way to transform our life into something worth living. They are not secret, they are evident, very simple, but challenging. However people prefer to think of the highest thruths as a kind of supernatural special gift that, if discovered, would make them powerful and very much similar to God. But because of some conspiracies, this so special "magic" gift is kept secret, so that common people won't find it and will remain in misery.  In reality things are quite elementary but extremely demanding. In order to get to the highest splendor you must work hard on yourself in order to get rid of the rubbish you created in your inside as well as in your environment, or that you absorbed from the others and the situations around you.  Of course, for the majority it is much more exciting to believe they will reach the super gift without any real work on themselves, if they only find the right information giving them the key to the enchanted shr...
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Life requires vigour!

For my friends who run their old farm house as an "agriturismo", which is a kind of country restaurant, I take care of their social activity.
They also offer cultural, artistic and musical events, and are a quite known and appreciated reality in their environment.

Therefore my posts for them do not only present their vegetarian/vegan food but also include points to reflect upon.
Once a week, usually on Monday, I choose an Italian saying to propose some wise suggestions.

I found different sites with Italian "proverbi" (sayings) and it was astonishing to see the number of them! Some are quite scurrilous: I don't know exactly why, but they evoke in me the Pieter Bruegel (the elder) paintings. They have the same "vibration"...
In any case, always sharply wise.

Today I chose this one "A farmer without vigour, the land defeats him without any rigour!" The image I asked AI to create for me was to depict an exhausted farmer almost swalled up by a redundant mais harvest (the one I used for this post).

Yes, the saying refers to the farmer, but actually it is the very same with life. If you have no vigour, strength, determination, focus, will... life literally devours you. Sometimes little by little, sometimes in one bite.

Life is not for timid, tepid, weakling people. 
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