Standing by the corner under the broken street lamp, on a dusky, foggy & misty night, The Quibbler does what he always does, he mumbles & grumbles, rambles and tumbles his thoughts & words about anyone and anything.

One’s character is our calling card to life, as well as, the legacy our wake leaves behind. Our character defines not who we think we are, much less what we pretend to be, but who we really are, deep, deep, inside.

Animo, Animus, Anima, what does it matter? They are all one of the same. Surprised? Colloquially speaking, animus is strictly associated with animosity and all of those deeply rooted ill feelings. But there couldn’t be a more blatant example of misusing a very profound word than this!

Sometimes life presents us with seemingly impossible tasks and insurmountable challenges, so demanding, that we don’t really know where to begin, much less if we can respond or live up to them, or even if we will be able to hold on to the very end.

Where does a fairy tale begin? How does it start? How is it created ? Where can we find one? And once we do, how do we turn it on? When is it that our life’s pages, shine and sparkle in all their splendor, and our hearts are suddenly filled with magical dreams of reciprocal love?

The most important forms of Gratitude are either celestial or existential in nature. Enough has been professed and predicated, describing Gratitude. Yet, its essence does not lie in the WHAT IS IT?

I slide back to the past in total silence... Today I remembered those whispers, sounds that were soft and constant, a crystalline, crisp trickle like a tiny creek. The soul’s whispers suddenly irrupted while I was situated behind the scenes. On the other side, the stage, the play, the performers, the audience were “acting” as they always do, putting on a show and existing just for the “appearance” of it.

Our lives are like those of circus equilibrists, we walk through a thin & narrow, but very strong wire, our emotional life. The wire is our support system, made out of thousands of filaments tightly wound together.