I have seen today at the Aragon in the world "and, hell, that gave me envious. Two
Aragon, living in Mozambique, including nuns, in a shelter and help.
Living with the basics, no frills, no Freeview, or PSP, or DVD or yoquesé. At 75 and 72 years driving their own cars and rickety children filled the dirt streets of Maputo. Cultivating your garden to help mothers with young children, teaching reading, playing with other kids. That
bliss. Surrounded by smiles, people, kids jumping and running, with care, in short all those things to us every time we have less and that material objects can not provide. And making one of the few things that make life be meaningful: helping those most in need.
Sometimes I wonder if it's so necessary to end the underdevelopment and deindustrialization. I think the great Western sin is not finished one stroke to hunger and lack of access to potable water in the world (I do not think it is not technically possible for, say, the G-80 and EU). For the rest
: industrialization, consumerism, the ultra-comfort, the stress, the rush, the satisfaction of needs created by ourselves, as it does not need.
faces of true happiness That had the nuns (and this is obviously extended to all types of non-religious), what level of life as superior to any mega-millionaire (if measured in felicianómetros). Damn, that envy. Luis
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