The tunnel effect

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"There are more things in heaven and on earth than your philosophy can dream of," the enigmatic prince of Denmark, Hamlet, reproached his friend Horace.

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And among those things to which Hamlet referred, it could be supposed that there was also that mysterious border that delimits life from death and that, judging by the testimonies of those who affirm that they have crossed it and have managed to return to tell it, it looks like a dark tunnel at the end of which a light is glimpsed.

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Valid or not, some experiences that rationalism despises but that the faith of many people accepts, the truth is that this tunnel effect can also be a wonderful metaphor about life: we can walk along dark paths or through dark streets, but in the end, We will always find a light at the end, that illuminates the way for us.

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