Our day-to-day charm.

Even though time flies! Have you imagined if we had to endure an eternal Monday?
The beauty of each day consists in its not lasting. Everything that is beautiful cannot be trapped, imprisoned. Because imprisoning beauty is a way to disintegrate its essence.

There was a girl who gets marveled every morning with the presence of a charmed bird. It landed on her window and sang a song that never lasted more than five minutes. The beauty was so intense that she remained happy for the rest of the day. Once she decided to set a trap for the charmed bird. When he arrived, she caught it and left it trapped in a cage so she was able to listen to its song longer.
The big problem was that the cage saddened it, and sad, no longer it sang.
Then the girl has found out that the bird's song existed only because it was free. The charming was exactly in the fact that she didn’t possess the bird. Free, it could spill through the bedroom window the exactly portion of charm that would be necessary for the girl just bear life. The charm relieves existence ... Trapped, she possessed it, but she didn’t receive what she considered to be her greatest asset: Its song!
I keep wondering…Most of the times we don’t know how to collect only the charm ... Sometimes, we insist on capturing the charming one, and then we kill him with sadness.
Love might be this: Being next door, but without possessing. Allow the other to live too.
We need to discover the charming in our day-to-day life, which can only be achieved, once we don’t strive to withhold life.
Living is an exercise of detachment. It's an adventure to let time takes what is its and letting remain only what is necessary to keep the new discoveries.
There is a hidden beauty in the passages ... Ancient life that unfolds in news; old things coated in freshness. Simply we get off the obstacles of the passage. Let it go. There isn’t sadness that deserves to be eternal; nor happiness. Perhaps that’s why the verb to share helps us so much when we need to understand the feeling of sadness and joy. They are only bearable as long as we share them ...
By sharing; Life goes by like everything needs to go.
Don’t get held by events that now seem to be definitive. The clock is ticking ... redemption is being nurtured at this time ...
Open your eyes. There are hidden gems everywhere. Pay attention. They are small, but steady. Look at the window of your life and see the bird in your charmed history. Listen to what it sings, but don’t be tempted to want it all the time just for you. It is just charmed because you don’t have it.
It’s in this that lays the beauty of this moment: the time is passing by, but the charm that you can collect at this moment will be enough to wait until tomorrow, when the charming bird, when you least imagine, will be back to land on your window.