Are we really capable of living in the present?
With his dense contribution, Manuel Di Casoli invites us to reflect on living neither in an ideal past nor in a remote future.
«Less planning and more reality, more flexibility and fewer hetero-imposed principles. And, paradoxically, more form. If it is essential for me to fill the container between things and time well, it must be a precious, beautiful container, commensurate with the eternity for which it is destined. Forma ad substantiam, our Fathers said. Even less ‘measure’, I would say».
Time, as a force that shapes our existence, is not an entity that we can only measure or plan, but is something that we must learn to fill with action, freeing ourselves from the obsession of continuously measuring it.
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THINK BEYOND
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