A few days ago I wrote somewhere on this site the bad translation of a quote from Michel Maffesoli:
\nWho writes a book is who reads it<\/i>.<\/p>\n
I started to think more about this line, in particular because I linked it to the “experience of the world”. Going back to theories about life. You know, some think that all you do in your life is already written<\/i>, others say that you are the owner of your destiny. You write<\/i> it by yourself. And then there’s a third part that says that it’s a blend of the two previous positions or a fourth part that says that all is simply casual.<\/p>\n
But casual isn’t correct. The world (concretely) works as a complex web of relationships. The theories about Chaos explain that everything is linked together in an absurd relationship and whatever happens, even minimal, has a strong and unpredictable influence on all the rest. This is what we call “random”, casual. Casual because we are unable to keep track of everything and the world reach a degree of complexity so high that it’s unattainable for us. We give up to understand all that and we go back to babble about “faith” and “chance”.<\/p>\n
But I discovered a new way to consider “life”. Life as a book<\/i>. Going back to the quote of Michel Maffesoli. Try to re-read it and think your own life as a book<\/i> and that book about your life is the one you are reading<\/i>.<\/p>\n
I won’t wrote what I started to think from that point but it’s quite fascinating. I think it’s better to share that by pointing the path. If you want you can follow this path.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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