Does every beginning have an end?

It would be easier to be able to define a beginning, mark a starting point, but it is possible to mark this starting point when… is there really an end to the above? Can you define a moment that marks an end? Q Perhaps the key is not to see the beginning or the end, but to not ignore the transition. The passage from one emotion to another or from one event to another could not be marked by that beginning-end dichotomy, but by an evolution.

The law of conservation of energy explains that energy is neither created nor destroyed. In the same way, how beautiful it would be to think that we are pure energy, so that we would remain and perish in a different, disguised way.

The truth is that emotions transform, they develop, we experience continuity, and yet… we go from love to hate to indifference and vice versa. We jump from pleasure to disgust, from fear to curiosity, from desire to disgust. In this way the question arises as to whether we finish one to start another. To what extent is the new emotion a transformation of the previous one?

Do emotions disappear or transform?

We cannot stop feeling because a person disappears, or stop seeing because they are no longer in front of us. Memories are recorded in our memory and at the most unexpected moment they pass without knocking into the room of our conscience. Looks meet, a song plays, we see an image or we let our imagination fly when we dream. This is how when they appear again, the way they do not die and remain in our brain or our heart.

It is almost impossible to carry out a complete transformation, an instant disappearance. They do not die or leave us, just like the great figures, we will remain here, like all those who pass through our lives. This is how they will appear again when we read a book, think about them, listen to their verses or look at their images, when we laugh for them or a tear runs down our face and we love them again.

The beginning is knowing how to make a space in a soul, so as not to perish there, to know how to be reborn and to know why one day we come to exist and be there. Q Because we only die when we fall into oblivion, the end will only come when no one can remember us.

What can we do then with those memories that accompany us and we want to forget?

The key would be not to imprison memories. If we understand that the difficult thing is to give them an ending, we will not try to erase them, but rather transform them, give them a new identity. This is how they themselves will look for their place and appear in another way, not forgotten but disguised.

Attempts at repression are often the glue that fixes them in our memory and makes them recurrent. . For example, try not to attract a red car or a blue elephant to your consciousness. It is almost impossible not to visualize an image when we try to move it away in the same way we would move an object away: by using force.

We are each of our facts, we are each of our emotions, we are each of our memories and our experiences. They are part of each one of us, they build us and make us who we are. We had a beginning when we appeared in someone’s mind and desire, but we do not have an end, but rather a push and growth in each person’s identity.

We do not begin when we are born, we do not have an end when we die. As long as there is someone left who thinks about us or wants us, who remembers us or who loves us, we will continue to exist. This is how the magic created will not disappear.

Let’s define our beginning and work so that we don’t find the end. Let us not get stuck in a circle that does not allow us to move forward, because eternity is something that surpasses all material things.

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