Hello, friends of @holos-lotus, today I'm back to talk to you about that book that marked and continues to mark a before and after in my life: The Golden Age, by José Martí.The Golden Age came into my hands at a very young age; I was only 6 years old and just beginning to read and write.

Hello, friends of @holos-lotus.Today I want to reflect and make you reflect on something that has inspired me since I entered the incredible world of Hive: initiatives. These dynamics have encouraged me to write about the topics I've been wanting to write about. All the things I've been wanting to share, the experiences and experiences I've accumulated throughout my life. Here at Holos&Lotus, I've been able to write about many things related to my experiences raising my children.

Hello, friends of #photography. Today I'm here to talk to you about my instrument: the concert guitar.Maestro Leo Brouwer said that the guitar is an orchestra. And he was right.Since it has a mast, ropes, and allows us to travel, it could also be a ship.

Hello, friends of @holos-lotus. Following @iriswrite's initiative about guilt, I thought I might expand on my response.As I said then, we can talk about guilt for hours and days without repeating the topic. But, ever since you wrote that post, something has been on my mind that I just had to write about. And by this, I mean something that any of us has done at one time or another: taking the blame for others. Many times we blame ourselves for something or some situation that we're not really responsible for. At that moment, we think, *what if this had been done? What if that had been done? What if I had acted differently then? And all of that is a mistake. I've made it myself quite often, but luckily, I always have someone who reminds me that it's a mistake, and that's why I do the same with you. Perhaps this very article will help me reread myself and rectify my mistakes if I ever make it again. If, as I've said before, we act in good faith, with sincerity, and after having thoroughly analyzed the situation, we will always take the best possible action at that given moment. What do I mean? That every action and decision we take today will be made taking into account our knowledge of the moment, our way of thinking about the historical, social, and economic context; and even political at times.

Hello friends of Ladies of HiveI'm encouraged to answer this initiative for week #230 about what I enjoy most in my life and my future plans.I have to admit that I've achieved all the dreams I've set for myself. I was able to become a concert pianist. I was able to travel to France, Canada, Costa Rica, and Germany. I learned several languages. I have my own home and two wonderful children. I'm a teacher. I earned my Master's in Science in Art and am currently finishing my PhD. I've also been able to attend all the events I've wanted to participate in. I've played alongside and for all the personalities and artists I've wanted to play with. I have taught and studied with all the great guitarists in this country and some from abroad.

Hello, friends of @holos-lotus. Today I'm joining my friend @iriswrite's initiative about guiltWe could talk about guilt for hours, for days. We could write dozens of books and still fall short of the amount of discussion and depth we could have about it. But today I'm going to focus on the relationship between guilt, conscience, and responsibility. I'm going to give an example to explain what I mean. We can be walking down the street and find a flower on the ground and think it's beautiful; but we would never feel guilty about the flower's death. On the contrary, we would keep walking.