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EPISODE · Apr 1, 2022 · 13 MIN

¿Buena Suerte?

from Memory Backups

La historia de hoy es un proverbio chino que nos habla de la buena o mala suerte. Es un proverbio que todos y cada uno de nosotros podemos aplicar en nuestra vida diaria. Y es que, si pensamos un poco acerca de lo que nos va pasando día a día, cabe pensar en la existencia de la "bendita" casualidad... si nos centramos en un corto plazo. Pero yo siempre he pensado que las cosan pasan por algo, y a largo plazo el resultado de un acontecimiento puede ser una bendición o el peor de los desastres. Bruce Springsteen se hizo una sesión de más de 900 fotos para su disco "Born to run" y, ¿Sabéis una cosa? La foto que al final copó el disco fue disparada "A traición", sin que ellos lo supieran. Os dejo sin más con este proverbio y con vuestras circunstancias. Ya seréis vosotros quien juzguéis a la "suerte" de la manera que más os convenga. Un mismo acontecimiento te puede hacer desgraciado o afortunado. En mis sueños eres mía, en mi vida... eres mi sueño. Nos vemos en el siguiente programa ;) "No juzgues las situaciones según las consecuencias que a priori traen consigo. Nada es bueno ni malo. La vida está en constante cambio, y aquello que ahora resulta doloroso, difícil u oscuro, … brotará en forma de fortaleza, madurez y crecimiento". Por cierto... ¿Tienes una historia que merezca ser contada? ¿Quieres hacer un backup de una historia personal, o una leyenda que conoces? haz un comentario en Ivoox o el Blog https://www.ivoox.com/podcast-memory-backups_sq_f1918218_1.html https://memorybackups.blogspot.com/ , o ponte en contacto conmigo en: [email protected] Entre todos seguro que dejamos una cápsula del tiempo llena de recuerdos que merecen ser contados.

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