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I had traveled so many paths; so many journeys out, and just as many back again. So much feeling, and all that magic; always there, always with me; wherever I went, the magic was there. But I knew it. Something was missing. Sometimes I saw it; sometimes from afar; sometimes for an instant; sometimes it…
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The author explores the distinction between causality and effects, asserting that many health issues stem from biofrequency imbalances rather than mere physical ailments. They suggest that life’s challenges, including diseases, are evolutionary opportunities for growth. The piece emphasizes the importance of aligning body, mind, and spirit and pursuing higher-order thinking focused on love and consciousness.
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![Annotation #9. [Different stages]](https://sentisciente.com/wp-content/uploads/2025/05/CreaSentisciente_Annotation-9.-Different-stages.jpg)
It is not possible to complain about a problem and at the same time find an adequate solution. These are different stages. In the best case, the complaint will help others find a solution for me. Although this leaves me exposed to the possibility that I might not like that solution either (and then we…
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I have seen all the Beauty and all the Chaos, in every corner, beneath every cloud of the Skies, enduring relentless storms, time and again. I have seen all the changes, and worn every garment. I have been slave and master, rich and poor. I have been man and woman, noble and peasant. I have…
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![Annotation #10. [Cause, effect, and consequence]](https://sentisciente.com/wp-content/uploads/2025/05/CreaSentisciente_Annotation-10.-Cause-effect-and-consequence.jpg)
A situation or any fact goes through three different stages: cause, effect, and consequence. It is very common to seek solutions to problems based solely on the effects of what has happened—because in practice, it is frequent to confuse effects with their causes. However, a problem is not solved when we suppress its effects or…
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Roberto Arévalo López published «Cuento Sentisciente» in late 2023, a story reflecting love, evolution, and authenticity through shared experiences. Accompanied by «203 Anotaciones (caóticas) de un soñador entrenado,» both works emphasize personal growth and the significance of coincidences. They invite readers to explore life’s journey collectively with an altruistic mindset.
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The content reflects my conviction about the spirituality inherent in our human nature, and the importance of ideas as seeds that grow our evolutionary process. We must emphasise our humility, and perceive synchronicity and loving connection with all beings. My purpose is to contribute to this spiritual evolution without trying to convince you of it.…
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This blog entry reflects on the author’s deep admiration for a beautiful star, symbolizing a significant person, Isabella Ciampi. The author recalls how she encouraged him to embrace his life and identity. Despite feeling like an intruder in the world and in others’ lives, the author acknowledges the intrinsic essence of love and light within.
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Knowing what limits our ability to develop critical and creative thinking, or our complexity of thought, is precisely what opens the doors to mastering it; because the human mind cannot become conscience of what it is not conscious of.
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![Annotation #7. [Subtle differences]](https://sentisciente.com/wp-content/uploads/2025/04/CreaSentisciente_Annotation-7.-Subtle-differences.jpg)
Remember well that: a) Violence is, to begin with, a state of absence of peace, and it always moves from within to the outside; thus, statements such as «there is violence in the streets» are not entirely accurate; violence is in your mind and is projected. b) Conflict is always the outcome of our inability…

