(Spaghetti English Tranlsation of the previous text)

And then I think about the intensity of life in Afghanistan, at the child that fell in epilepsy in front of me, martin and Fiorella, just when we arrived in Kabul. To the chariot trained by the horses in the night for bringing some product from the mountains to the market, because in the daytime there are too many cars, to the children of the orphanage. Then to the life that starts before sunrise, to the special effort to sustain themselves, to their focalized awareness on just one target, bringing food to share, back to their people. 

Less distraction, little cultural event (some beautiful marriage), people stay with the others to sustain themselves, just the feeling to be alive. Here I see Milan in August, a desert like Beluchistan, Pakistan. Resigned voices of who has taken a break for holidays, that in my mind I compare it to Ramadan and I laugh… for the immense diversity of intention, for the difference between Otium and Strain, between horizontal and vertical transcendence.

Little distraction, little cultural event(some beautiful marriage), people stay with the others to sustain themselves, just the feeling to be alive.
Here I see Milan in August, a desert like Beluchistan, Pakistan.
Resigned voices of who has taken a break for holidays, that in my mind i compare it to ramadam and i laugh…for the immense diversity of intention, for the difference between Otium and Strain, between horizontal and vertical transcendence. For the possibility to forget the self by staying with others and to the oceanic experience of feeling part of all, whether you call it God, Hallah or Jhave, experience of Buddho or Tao, Samsara or Cosmic soup.

Here and now I feel I make a denounce: Wake up!
There is little time left before death takes us away! Seconds, minutes, hours, days, months, years and then who knows … any time is good, NOW.
I say to you as I say it to me, that sense of awakening that comes from living intensely. From living mindfully, being, because many of the certainties that we have are fragile, non-existent …
Now I would say.
we should awake Now!