THE TWO TYPES OF PAST

There are two types of past : What has left and what remains. Gone are the experiences, relationships, situations, efforts of an era, the contribution derived from these remains in part, sometimes small and other times more noticieable.                                                                                                                                  Immersed between the transitory and the eternal, the days follow each other unalterably, in a constant tonic of activities that are repeated for an order and the distribution of resources. Each day is different, unique, for more similarities with the previous ones. Events  take place in a stable backgrounsd. but the execution is different. We rely on a specific scenario where the action leads to fluctuations, who are in charge of offering us new possibilities and expansions according to the done and the environment.              Of all experiences we keep minimal memories. The important is the essence extracted to broaden horizons and improve. There are pleasant moments that persist in the form of images. There are good moments that persist and others if in the inner are bad memories that can affect the present if the emotions are not digested.                                                                                                                                                           What do we want to preserve and what is indifferent to us ? The useful must be preserved, that which resist the passage of time. The memory is essential to learn, it tells us how to proceed and how to adapt to the circumstances. Without memory we must start from zero every day, making progress imposible where all efforts would be due, because there would no foundation left to take root and  project us. The past is the referent of memory to build day by day, and in this constant between the unstable and estable, between the change and the permanent, external factors they are responsible for leaving or mantaining depending on what, and so with the own decisions about it in this sense. We can not remain attached to nothing in particular, the more solid today can disappear tomorrow. Letting go of what can not be held back is healthy, focusing on the present that is where the life force keeps us located. The important is to know take advantage of whas has faded that last for a profit in the area where we set values and some kind of purpose.