"La paciencia es la cosa más dura para el espíritu. Pero es lo más duro y lo único que merece la pena aprender. Todo lo que es naturaleza, desarrollo, paz, prosperidad y belleza en el mundo, descansa en la paciencia; requiere tiempo, silencio, confianza".
Hermann Hesse
"Vivimos en una epoca sin esperanza. El hombre busca desesperadamente algo en qué creer y acude a los nuevos gurús. Ni aun el hombre inteligente, de gran conocimiento, por desgracia, está a salvo de formas primitivas de espiritualidad. La fe apasionada, fanática, en ideas y prohombres (sean cualesquiera) es idolatría. Se debe a la falta de equilibrio propio, de propia actividad, a la falta de ser. Lo mismo ocurre con el amor: se convierte en idolatría cuando alguien cree que la posesión de otro da respuesta a su vida, le presta seguridad y se convierte en su dios. El amor no idolátrico a una idea o a una persona es sereno, no estridente; es tranquilo y profundo; nace a cada instante, pero no es delirio. No es embriaguez, ni lleva a la abnegación, sino que nace de la superación del yo."
"Del tener al ser", Erich Fromm
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Overwhelmed by Iran’s sorrow/ ایران
These days, everything I see about Iran shakes my soul. When someone is shocked, even for just a few seconds, they feel many different emotions and their heart and soul aren’t ready for such pain, so they don’t know how to react…
Seis millones de judíos fueron asesinados por odio convertido en ideología.
Hoy y siempre, recordamos a las víctimas del Holocausto.
Recordar no es solo mirar al pasado.
Es defender la verdad y decir: #NuncaMás.
" Why is there an Israeli flag in every Iranian diaspora protest against the Islamic regime?"
Because they have been standing with us in solidarity against the evil of Islamic Republic since the beginning.
Cry harder.
Dear UN Secretary General @AntonioGuterres:
Dear UN High Commissioner for Human Rights @Volker_Turk:
On behalf of UN Watch, we write to express our outrage at the horrific mass killings of protesters by the Islamic Republic of Iran.
We call on you without delay to ensure emergency action by the United Nations to address the Islamic regime’s assault against the people of Iran, which amounts to grave, widespread and systematic violations of fundamental human rights.
Since December 28th, large-scale protests have erupted across Iran, reflecting longstanding demands of the Iranian people for fundamental rights, dignity, and accountability.
The response of the regime has been marked by extreme and unlawful violence. Latest reports estimate that over 3,000 protesters have been killed by the regime since the demonstrations began, and more than 10,000 injured, and many more arbitrarily detained or forcibly disappeared. Bodies are piling up in makeshift morgues.
Regime security forces have used live ammunition against unarmed civilians, carried out mass arrests, and subjected detainees to torture and other ill-treatment.
Detainees have been denied access to lawyers, family members, and medical care. Journalists, students, women, human rights defenders, and members of ethnic and religious minorities have been deliberately targeted.
Internet shutdowns and severe restrictions on information have further obscured the full scale of violations and impeded independent scrutiny.
These acts constitute serious violations of international human rights law and amount to crimes under international law. They stand in direct contravention of the Islamic Republic's obligations under the United Nations Charter and core international human rights treaties, including protections for the right to life, freedom of expression, peaceful assembly, and due process.
The continuing failure of the international community to respond decisively risks enabling further bloodshed and repression. At this critical juncture, decisive leadership from the United Nations system and its Member States is indispensable.
We therefore urgently call on you to:
• Call for the convening of an emergency session of the United Nations Security Council, the General Assembly, and the Human Rights Council, to address the rapidly deteriorating human rights situation in Iran;
• Publicly and unequivocally condemn the horrific killing of protesters and other grave violations of international law committed by Iranian authorities;
• Demand the establishment of independent, international investigative mechanisms to ensure documentation, accountability, and justice;
• Demand the immediate release of all individuals arbitrarily detained for exercising their fundamental rights; and
• Ensure sustained UN monitoring and reporting on Iran until the violence and repression cease.
The people of Iran are risking—and losing—their lives for the peaceful exercise of rights guaranteed under international law. You must ensure that the voices of Iranian protesters are heard, protected, and upheld.
The credibility of the United Nations depends on a response that matches the scale and urgency of this crisis.
Sincerely,
Hillel C. Neuer
Executive Director
United Nations Watch
.@antonioguterres Two thousand protesters are reported to have been massacred in Iran and you haven't tweeted one word on Iran in over six months. History will remember.
Hour by hour, the numbers get more horrifying.
Medical staff inside Iran report over 3,500 killed and more than 10,000 wounded, just those registered in hospitals.
This is a massacre unfolding in Iran💔
25 décembre 1967, Paul McCartney et Jane Asher annoncent leurs fiançailles.
Après quatre ans de relation, ces fiançailles sont en fait une dernière tentative pour sauver leur couple. Quelques mois plus tard, leur rupture sera annoncée après leur retraite spirituelle en Inde.
Jane Asher a survécu à la Beatlemania. Elle a offert à Paul un véritable sanctuaire pendant cette période complètement folle. Jane avait cette élégance et cette discrétion so british. Elle ne se répandra jamais dans la presse sur sa relation avec Paul. Elle a inspiré les plus belles chansons d'amour de McCartney de 1963 à 1967.
"For No One", The Beatles, 1966.
8 décembre 1980, le monde perd l'un de ceux qui lui aura procuré le plus de bonheur pendant près de vingt ans.
Sa vie si courte aura été tout autant dramatique que grandiose. Sa légende n'avait pas besoin de ce drame de trop. Il était John Lennon.
"Love", John Lennon, 1970.