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PIU a program to share leads Daniel Bilinsonic Friday Vitrice to fourteen hours on Radio
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Trentopic. With the stories I' ve taken, the gold cocks will come.
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I write amin without thinking, without thinking where I know we are years
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or we disguise his sabermos xc fol I know how we are married. Those
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pictures are hello dear friends, how they are, what they say. Thank
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you for being there, thank you for following us here. We' re
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opening a new episode of me telling you about Radio Treintopic' s top studio,
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the radio after Argentina' s number one Media for the world. Today
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we are going to congratulate Juan Grey with our emperor and musicalist, Happy Diaz,
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which is his day. Well luckily, he came and he' s
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with us. Then comes the No Juan Yes Ben celebration well well, today
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he will accompany us here at the table and will explain many things to us.
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They serve a psychological, systemic consulting exhibit. How are you, Sirvana
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Hello, Daniel, how are you, how are we doing give me cosmo.
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All right, all right, all right. Very happy to be on
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your show. Thank you so much. I' ll ask you for a
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minute. I' ve got a series of messages here that' s good.
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The truth makes us happy. Let' s say hello to Veronica Frato
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of Miami and her family. They' re dedicated to real estate. There
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they always follow us and encourage us. Jema Red Ford of London, which
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today is his birthday, and the truth that a divine family carries you have
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the Balboa family of Valencia, and we will also greet Nush Kasharma and Shan
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Carnero again there, all of them and all the listeners that are joining.
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Thank you, thank you, because the idea is yes, be more and
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share those things that are not so common to know. Well, Silvana.
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Thank you for this little minute. How you' re doing, how you
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' re doing, how you' re doing, how you' re doing,
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how you' re doing, how you' re doing, how you
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' re doing, how you' re doing, how you' re doing,
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how you' re doing, how you' re doing, how you
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' re doing, how you' re doing, how you' re doing,
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how you' re doing, how you' re doing, how you
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' re doing, how you' re doing, how you' re doing,
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how you' re doing, how you' re doing, how you
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' re doing, how you' re doing, how you' re doing.
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I wanted to add that my cousins are seeing you from Italy. I
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also send you a greeting. Well, well, well, everything' s
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good, everything' s good. Here' s a program that some people
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who listen to it for the first time say what these people are doing and
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it' s just sharing those things that, through the trajín of the days,
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because of everything we have to do we overlook and are things that help
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to know others to listen to you will give us the experience of what you
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do, how you do it, and someone will get excited and say why
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not follow that path, why not take this idea how? What to be
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a systemic psychological consultant. It' s being a psychological to systemic consultant.
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Well, the cancellin. You' ve been in Argentina for many years,
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I' ve studied, I' ve trained at Maimonides University. Counselin is
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a profession of help. It is also a profession of love to the other
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we of the systemic part are oriented to systemic therapy in which the individual was
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seen as a whole Beyond the systemic approach, it is to give the person
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his or her personal power. It is not true to see it from the
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person' s point of view. It is the person who leads the session
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as well and the systemic approach. Let us not forget that we are systems.
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Also seeing the individual as a system, as a whole that is immersed
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in a family, in a society and in a world, then it seemed
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to me like giving a glimpse to all my professions. I' m also
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a systems analyst who synced, but well, that' s how it went
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and I knew this discipline and I loved it. I loved how you got
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there uf how I got there. It came at a time in my life
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in which I was returning from a journey of living outside and well, some
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sickness events began to happen in my family and I realized that it was very
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difficult to accompany a person at that time and I saw a colleague how she
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was doing with this profession and it seemed to me that it included everything,
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from the human side, the psychological part, the philosophical part, because accompanying
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a person when he is at his end of life was something very difficult for
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me, also that she was that person' s daughter. Well, I
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also had to accompany my sister in that process and it really was for me
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how to find something else that I didn' t know what I' ve
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been looking for my other profession. That is wonderful, yes, the shooting
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of situations in general by diseases or limiting situations. I have seen and participated
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in shooting one by one, looking for other paths than the traditional ones for
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that person who is suffering. What makes us suffer in some way we well,
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how I can solve it without being, for example, a doctor,
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without being someone who has studied a scientist humanely, how I help him and
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good these disciplines that teach us arise. That' s when you talk about
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vital crises, you' re including these crises. This is not what you
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' re talking about. Yes, counseling not only accompanies the process I had
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to live through. It is also for personal development, for example, applied
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in vital crises, which would be losing a job, a divorce, a
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separation, the change of a life cycle, for example, Fulfilling I do
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not know how to get big. Birthday is also a cruz can present itself
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as a vital crisis. Usually, you start rethinking. I' m doing
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what I want. I' m liking this thing I' m doing,
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and that' s very important, because it makes you grow. Then,
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counseling also applies to all that, accompanies, seeks the potentialities of being and
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all situations that can lead to being better. You take care of people,
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you have a practice, companies, how you deal with people in a virtual
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way and now I am also on Saturdays in a face- to- face
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manner at the Columbia Foundation in Palermo. What is most required of you.
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They are usually vital crises changes that happen. The vital crisis is a period
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in life in which everyone, perhaps my beliefs or the way I' m
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leading my life changes. So, as cancelling, which is based on psychology,
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medicine, anthropology, philosophy, is also like an opportunity is also to
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look for a good opportunity without going into pathologies, which is what cancelling does
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not treat any of us, for example, a crisis in an economic family,
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a loss of a job or also a rethinking of what I want to
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do in my life right now, because it does not satisfy me perhaps all
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the things I am doing. I want to change. This can also be
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considered a vital crisis at this time, at that time, to give it
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a name and surname, that is, to objectively identify the situation. What
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is most presented to you in consultation anguish, separation, growth, new jobs,
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things. The question is very interesting, because many times everything well accompanied
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by everything, then the person, when coming to consult poses an inconvenience.
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They are usually personal and family issues. What happens is that afterwards a range
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of circumstances opens up in which the person reaches that symptom. Let' s
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say it' s not true, to feel distressed, to feel lost,
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to feel overwhelmed. They are the words that are most used because of a
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lot of circumstances that are happening in your life. And, obviously, the
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systemic also takes into account that the individual belongs to a family, a neighborhood,
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a city, a country and a world and a universe. Maybe,
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but, well, that' s it. Yes, the big one also
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takes into account the spiritual part. No, who am I in the world
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without going into a religious part. Yeah, yeah, no. The crisis
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is an emerging one. I feel bad I have a headache. Now why
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do you have a headache? And the investigation is coming. It' s
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not like that. Of course, we also rely on the medical side.
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Obviously, we work interdisciplinaryly. It' s okay when you' re the
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escort. It is the people of change who seek that well- being in
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the human being and the person who consults you accepts easily or despite seeking help
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of half reticent. Well, that' s a very good question. We
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all know that there is a part of resistance to change. I have to
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figure out what' s happening to me. If the person comes on his
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own to the consultation, he is looking for a change, then it has
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to be given is the part of the framing also feel comfortable with the pot.
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If it' s the right person, if it' s the person
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you' re looking for. If that' s what you' re looking
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for. There, too, we have a very important part in making that
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change and beginning to realize it. What I want to change, what it
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is that no longer goes, what backpack I want to stop my life,
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what family slogans are no longer me or personal slogans are no more functional to
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me. I' m a very strong person, well, but right now
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I' m going through a period of crisis. That can hurt me too
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because I can' t ask for help, because I' m always a
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very strong person. These are very important things, or in my family you
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don' t cry here in any of them you cry well, what'
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s going on with that slogan, what' s bringing me right now.
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I want to cry to my mother, who just passed away. No,
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but in this family you don' t cry. They' re all slogans
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and mandates we' re putting on. Mandates, they' re all parental
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mandates that are leading us. When you talk about communication, I' ve
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noticed. Here interpersonal, we don' t have that nonviolent anymore. Here
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' s nonviolent communication you' re referring to. Well, nonviolent communication is
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a kind of communication that made Rosenberg very famous, in which it is a
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way to ask with empathy or to speak with empathy so as not to feel
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that I am saying a judgment and yet to be able to express my feelings,
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my emotions and also perhaps to make one request to the other so that
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I know how to give this must exist empathy from the other side. Also,
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for example, when I want to take care of a relationship, I
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have a certain inconvenience with my partner, so, we' re getting to
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know each other and my partner is late, always late. Then how do
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I make that claim without looking like a trial and without making a trial?
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So there are some ways I' m learning that it' s a trial.
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When I say a judgment, how I say it, in what form
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and how I really make a request to express that actually that. It bothers
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me a lot. I feel like it hurts me. It comes out to
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me because you' re late. My communication would be is a judgment,
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of course, because it comes to be of love. You don' t
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know that time is clear gold exactly when we want to take care of relationships,
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there are ways to ask without judging, because if it' s something
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I need, the other can give me or not, but it can also
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express it to me. Let' s follow this game that I liked how
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you tell the other one. I kept my schedule. Don' t be
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late. Okay. For example, if the other person is late, I
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can tell him dear, Daniel, you quoted me at such a time.
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I set a stage. You quoted me at that time. It' s
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true to me when you' re late I feel like you' re disrespecting
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me, so it hurts me. Me. For me not to be late
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is to be punctual. Then I ask you, please, that we may
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come to a meeting or a way for you not to be late. Or
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I' m asking you not to be late, because it' s very
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important to me. Well, if anyone wants to communicate, agree or not,
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I don' t care about you. He doesn' t shoot a
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lot of things. I can tell if there are many things, if we
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put it that way, that is, once you say you said take care
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of the relationship. Take care of the relationship. It means to me that
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there is already a relationship with the other person in which I can say good.
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It' s usually done again. When you intuit, let' s
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say intuit, you don' t make the judgment. Intuit that the other
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side is on other roads that make it late. Then first it would be
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because you' re late, which is to explain this to me and indirectly
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I' m telling you you' re in something else or directly I can,
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if you make the claim to me I can say good. I'
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ve had trouble. All right, you know how I am. There'
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s a lot of stuff. Now, when I get to a clean situation,
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it shouldn' t be a claim. It just shouldn' t be
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a claim. It' s a request. You have to come to the
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need for this exactly then I would tell you Daniel, when you' re
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late, I feel like it' s disrespectful to me, so how could
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we agree? Or for me it would be getting to try to get there
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early, because for me it' s disrespectful. Anyway, you give me
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no choice but to put the clock on time. You could tell me,
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it' s impossible for me. I' m so sorry it' s
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like that. It wasn' t me, it wasn' t my intention
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to make you feel that way we could agree. It' s okay,
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because I am. I am a person who does not arrive early and that
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begins empathy. It' s looking for empathy, it' s really looking
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for empathy in the other. It' s very interesting. Yeah, yeah,
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yeah, it' s a long way. Those who can in family
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therapy serve a great deal. Yeah, yeah, those who want to get
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in touch with you how they do it. You have an instagram clr Silvana.
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I' m going to be found on Instagram. My e- mail
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is c Silvana. Esposito arroba gmail com Well, there' s something you
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mentioned in one of your posts It' s the effect of art on people.
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How you see art impacting people. Well, you' re told by
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a person who sings just like you do. It struck me as it struck
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me. I think my whole life I' ve done it without understanding what
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I was doing. When I had the opportunity to study it on my own,
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I became enthralled in charm and then, yes, I have worked.
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I' ve also had a singing contract. Oh, that' s good.
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Yes, yes, yes, I have done it internationally. Yes,
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for me art is the expression of being. So, if we want to
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get to being also through art. We can do it is the expression of
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the unconscious. Also true, this is what psychology says. But beyond that
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it is transcending after as a person what I mean from a personal point of
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view, whether discipline is clear, it is communication. There' s a
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transmission and one to the other. In that sense, yes, there is
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no judgment there, there is no plugs there. It' s direct.
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What would you say to people who want to be formed as a causer?
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Well, I already have consultants who have started some study. I' d
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tell them it' s a life change for me. It' s helped
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me a lot, it' s made me find myself a part of myself
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too. I think that we are a crucible and the richer the being more
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disciplines realizes, then it has much, much to give. What would I
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tell you to find out about the training, find out about the responsibilities,
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what you would like to do and what you would like to do, what
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discipline you would like to devote to, what specialization you would like to devote
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to. And then you make your way, because the different specializations are personal.
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What do you want to focus on? It could also be a company
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of personal development, co- dependence, drug dependence, a lot of disciplines.
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Of course, you have to see the personal tendency for where you feel
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more comfortable and more realized, not exactly where you feel more comfortable and what
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resonates most in itself. It' s okay. It' s okay.
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Something else to add good. We were talking about non- violent communication also
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in bunselling and I apply it a lot. The metaphor is used. The
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metaphor I use a lot when we are engaged in a dialogue, for example,
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in a session to determine certain situations, in which it is much easier
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to go through or draw a situation, to point out a situation with a
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metaphor. I also use metaphorical letters in which the person, without speaking too
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much, can internalize with his/ her being with his/ her inconvenience,
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with what comes to work, a family problem, a lack of communication and
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a lot of things arise that later in the consultation are working. And it
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' s very interesting, because one comes talking about one thing, as always
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happens in consultation and through those triggers, such as metaphorical letters or phrases or
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whatever, The person is beginning to have certain aspects of the problem he brought,
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of the goal he wants to achieve, which perhaps otherwise would not have
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arisen. Metaphoric cards are letters us a map mint. I work with many
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determined there are letters or also that were made by psychologists and artists. They
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' re drawings, some are images. Depends on what you' re working
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on. There aren' t many styles. Today there are a lot,
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some have words, others are just images and in them can be reflected.
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Obviously, you work with the unconscious, but the person can go looking at
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a metaphor for his problem and discover things in that picture, in that photo,
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in what we are working on the word that can arise or that can
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search, that he can select on his own. And there a world is
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opening up in the consultation, in which the person is discovering things that might
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otherwise not have arisen. How can you happen with a word as before with
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a word making a drawing. No, this is much more playful. Yes,
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Silvia, I want to thank you for your predisposition, the truth that
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I liked to meet you and listen to you because not only as a professional,
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but also to see if you allow me the tools that you use to
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carry out the consultation. Not many people use those kinds of tools that truly
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help open up the discovery photo viewer. I didn' t get to these
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things and it' s all experience, not all from experiences, but there
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aren' t many people. There aren' t many people who can do
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it or not. In general. Then you find out they don' t.
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But here they use these tools that are ancestral and let' s see
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this are changing names, the shapes, they are expanding. According to the
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21st century, new ones are now appearing very similar to what you are using,
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but it is important that you, as a professional, validate it and
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use it. So I appreciate it. I appreciate your time and, as
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we always make invitations when you have to communicate something, you' re interested
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in talking about something good, we get in communication and we plan it.
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You don' t think so. Daniel, I loved being with you.
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It seems to me a very personal and very empathetic space, and I also
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wanted to greet my colleague Pablo Pastor, with whom we also work together on
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interpersonal relations. We' re going to have him here, Pablo, like
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not a big beautiful one. You will feel very comfortable a beautiful Night Thank
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you, Daniel bye bay In, Gusto Chao. We make a cut.
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Don' t tell me more so this is logo se sris. Don'
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t tell me we didn' t meet at the broken fountain that patch sought
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day. Don' t tell me there' s no more detail to see
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that your world has become tainted by its pastification that we should be brought in
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by others than if you' re going to be an impossible handicap. Mistress,
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I still think of your love brother, it costs me ombas that are
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just for the two of us, stop others just listening. Please, tomorrow
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we celebrate the 25th of May here in Argentina and soul of tales, we
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are not invited to the celebration of this date that they are going to hold
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tomorrow Saturday, they are to be found in a meeting that is called against
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t that will take place in Antarctica Argentina, five or five eight of Turdera
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one block from Yumbo, at seventeen hours, a meeting of tales that realizes
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soul of tales And the truth that those who are near what they can get
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there, do not miss it among those who participate and direct so hor Seri
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Zola, Gabriela, Veronica, the judge that we usually have it here and
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all his team. So you know tomorrow at 17 hours there in Antarctica Argentina,
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five or five eight of Turdera, And now we' re going to
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meet Alejandra Faena, yoga teacher in her usual contribution and reflection in the program.
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Remember that to get in touch with her, you can do so through
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your instagram. Alejandra Screenplay under Faena. Let' s hear it Hi,
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Daniel I' m telling you. I' m Alefaena here I wanted to
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leave you with a reflection on a letter of attitude. Witness and say so
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when we sit down to meditate, I like to do this exercise. First,
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I practice some deep breaths. Once I feel calm, I practice conscience.
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Witness. What it means is to observe the mind from the outside,
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as if you were watching a movie. You look at your mind and you
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watch just that. The purpose of meditation is your inner peace. You may
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have visions, but this is not the important thing. What counts is your
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inner joy, your peace, your centrality, your love. So what do
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you do next, when you finish the meditation, get the s slowly out
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of that place. Keep that feeling of calm. Watch your surroundings. You
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' ll see that colors and shapes call you more. The attention only observes
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I leave you this reflection. I am Alejandra Faena, yoga meditation teacher,
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writer of the first book Consciousness. Present blessings and madness, as a gift
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but I don' t regret it, I don' t smell anything and
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I see everything being bread or very maltino. Tempt I fell in love with
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Thee, and that I command Him to give to thee in favour and inadvertently
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fall in love with Thee, and that I be perspede poor that I do
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for God. I want you not to take care of me. I'
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ll love you where I' m loving you. I am an opinion for
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knowing or giving my vega shock me all dangerous air, I do not mind
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burning I fell in love with you and that I love it, please,
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and beak. And now let' s go to the story of the week.
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The following is a story by Roberto Fontana Rosa old with tree. It
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is a football tale on one side of the court there were yuyales and beyond
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the embankment of the railroad to the other side uncamped and a rather miserable tree.
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Then the other two courts, the girl and the main one, and
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there under that tree used to be located the old man had appeared a few
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games back, almost at the beginning of the championship, with his cap the
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gray jacket, somewhat scratched, the white shirt closed up to his neck and
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the portable radio in the juilado mother. He probably wouldn' t have anything
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to do on Saturday afternoon and he was approaching the resort to watch the league
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games. The boys first thought it would be a coincidence, but on the
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third Saturday, when they saw him next to the side, they began to
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consider him self- inflated, because the old man could go to watch the
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other two games that were played at the same time on the courts next door,
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but he stayed there under the tree, following them. He was the
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only legitimate fan they had on the side of some small children, Robert'
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s son, not Roberto, the two of Gaona, the nephew of the
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fly, who landed on the grounds with the older girls and ran to get
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in between the arid cane trees and lowered their eyes with the track. Jorge
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always said no trains passed almost calmed Norberto and it was true or one spent
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every death of bishop slowly and putting noise. The swelling didn' t come.
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They were all asking the yacht just looking for the old man. The
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brava bar didn' t come and they laughed. But the old man had
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not lacked for several Saturdays firm under the tree, almost elegant, with a
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certain refinement in his posture, raised his right hand up high are having the
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tiny radius as who holds a bouquet of flowers. No one knew him.
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He wasn' t friends with any of the boys. The old lady mustn
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' t take it in the house and send it here some joke.“
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There he is a friend of the refe,” another said, but they
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knew that the old one was somehow bloating for them, because they had seen
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him applaud a couple of games back when they beat Olympia Seniors. And there,
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under the tree, he went to throw his soda when he decided to
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leave his place to Eduardo, who was as a substitute for feeling that nothing
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else from the heat was summer and that schedule to play in a crazy almost
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three in the afternoon and the old man there faithful to a few meters watching
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the game. When Eduardo entered the court almost to sneer, taking advantage of
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it, he raised his arm asking permission from the fridge El soda. There
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he went out and collapsed in the shade of the little tree and was pretty
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close. Since he had never been, the old man had never crossed a
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word with anyone on the team. The soda could appreciate then that it would
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be about seventy years old. He was skinny, pretty tall, neat and
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bearded. He listened to the radio with a headset and in the other hand
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he held a cigarette with placid distinction. He' s listening to Central Cordoba.
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Master it screamed at him the soda. When he breathed back, but
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always lying on the floor, the old man turned to look at him,
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shook his head and took off. The earphone didn' t smile and it
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looked like the thing was there. The old man looked back at the game
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that was rough and tied music. He said later, looking at him again
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some tanguito tasted the soda. A concert. There' s a good classical
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music show. This work ode frowned. I already had a good anecdote to
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tell the boys and the thing was interesting enough to continue it rose up puffy,
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lowered the miles and walked slowly to stand next to the old man.
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But he likes football. The old man said he strongly approved with his head,
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while looking at the course of the ball going and coming through the rabid
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air. I' ve played it and besides, it' s very close
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to art, very related. The soda looked at him curious, knew he
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would keep talking and waited for you, our archer. Indeed, the old
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man pointed to the lion who studied the match from his bow hands at the
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waist, a whole side of the shirt, covered in dirt, the coitinuity
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of the nose with the forehead, the chest expansion, the curvature of the
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thighs, the tension of the dorsals. He remained silent for a moment so
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that the soda would appreciate what he showed him good. That' s it,
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that' s the sculpture. Soda stepped forward to the jaw and squinted
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her head, approving as avoidive. See now the old one pointed towards the
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arch opposite to the one that was coming, a horn, the intense relumbron
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of the T- shirts, our cadmium yellow and a veil oranges by the
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sweat, the contrast with the Prussian blue, the rival t- shirts,
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the almost cardinal violet he assumes. It also says blue by perspiration the living
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whites like crazy strokes, agile spots, ochres, browns and sepias and full
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of lively thighs worthy of a bacon between closes eyes and appreciate it like this,
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Well, that, that' s the painting? The soda was still
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closed- eyed when the old man kept talking. Observe that intense race between
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the front of them and our four, the jump in unison and the turn
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in the air, the flip, elastic, the broad bracio in search of
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balance. Well, that' s, that' s dance ode tried to
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stimulate your senses, but I only saw that the rivals came with all the
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confidence and that the ball didn' t get away from the area defended by
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lion and listen you listen you insisted the old man turning with one hand the
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pavilion of the same ear where he had had the radio headset and excited,
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perhaps when he finally found a valid interlocutor. Listen to the serious percussion of
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the ball when you vote against the floor, the snap of the sole,
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the boots on the lawn, the was carried from the agitated breath, the
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uneven choir, the screams, the orders of the alerts, the insults of
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the boys and the sharp pitiful of the good reference. That' s,
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that' s the music, that' s approved with the head. The
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boys were not going to love him when he told him about that insolite talk
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with the old man after the game, if they had any encouragement left,
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because the defeat was hovering over them like a dark and implacable bird. And
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you see that striker pointed out the old man almost getting into the court a
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little more upset, that striker of them that rolls down the floor as if
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he had stung his hair an afternoon by over- tipping his hair, distorting
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his face, falsely blazing with pain, demanding histrionic justice. Well, that
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' s it, that' s the theater. The soda was taken over
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the head. What a blundering charge, he charged criminal charges, opened his
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eyes. The old man unbelievingly stepped forward, barely getting on the court.
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What cobras screamed then lawless, what reperible cobras, most repulsive mother, what
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gave birth to you. The sun looked at him astounded at the scream of
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the old man. He seemed to have forgotten. The mind of the unjust
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penalty, of the imminent defeat and of the same heat comes back. The
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old man was livid looking at the area, but right away, he drank
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to the soda, trying to make up something confusing in uncompromising, and that
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I' m going to ask you to soda pointing at him and that wavered
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the old tocas slightly dose the cap. That' s football. Yes,
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gentlemen, that' s football. This is a beautiful, beautiful account of
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a reality that we live and suffer all those who are passionate about football or
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other sports that also happen and pass the same situations of physical contact and others
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that awaken great passions, great passions. Dear friends, on tomorrow, 25
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May we celebrate our Motherland feast and well, as we have just told you,
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our friends looking for the notice did not leave me the cerizola and graced
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the juge make a meeting of tales. So in a turd to a square
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of jumbo and at seventeen hours they are summoned. It' s exactly in
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Antarctica Argentina. Five, five, eight. Soul of tales, I invite
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you to make it good. I hope you have enjoyed this program today,
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our meeting with Silvana sposito and I recommend to those who like to listen only
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to Tales my podcast in Spotify under the name I tell you Daniel Bellinson Belinsone
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with becorta and there you will find stories of the new season that we are.
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We have started a new version within the parameters indicated by this platform.
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Now I' m going to leave you with AlejandroÁlvarez Coronel with PM news
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and tomorrow to enjoy the country date, with family, with friends, with
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those who want to have a good week and I' ll wait for you
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next Friday with a special, the May special, which is going to have
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several things, a news popurri, comments and so on. I hug you
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and wait for you Friday at 13: 00 here on Radio Trein to pic