Among the wisest and most remarkable books in the world, this universal jewel, attributed to Lao-Tzu, which is the Tao Te King deserves a prominent place.

Applying part of its remarkable principles, it can be deduced that in addition to recognizing the beautiful as beautiful and from there, understanding what is ugly or its opposite, it could also be recognized, in that old teacher, which is Autumn, the terrible Law to which Beauty is inevitably subject: the ephemeral.

It may seem like an adage, a slow and musical movement that progressively becomes a crescendo, until it explodes like a resounding supernova, in that metaphorical Twilight of the Gods, which is the end.

But not for brief is it less worthy of a pleasant memory, take, for example, one of those that leave on the retina the glorious imprint of an instant, which nevertheless is like a second hanging from Eternity.

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