Happy Sunday to everyone involved in the blockchain community in general, and especially to the OCD team.
Today I’m sharing these photos of the sky that I took last night while I was working at home. Right after it rained, the sky cleared up and treated us to this beautiful sunset.
This word sometimes carries an enormous weight when we stop to think about what it really means to be original—because no matter how much we believe we are or want to be, we’re living in the 21st century, where technology has advanced by leaps and bounds, and to some extent, all your creations, everything you’ve said, and all your thoughts have surely been said or done by someone else before.
That’s why I wanted to post this in this community—because I’ve witnessed the entire evolution of blockchain in general, along with token prices that rise and fall and are currently in a slump.
However, I know that I’m one of the content creators who uses this platform to pour out my thoughts, to write, and to feel that I can connect with another human being. Even though things aren’t always very cheerful, I know that at other times my experiences can help people going through a difficult time—because sometimes we get caught up in thinking that everything is wrong, but when we open our eyes and look around, we realize we were complaining about something empty and meaningless. .
By this, I don’t mean to minimize or downplay the problems each person faces, because if I ask a billionaire what worries him, he’ll surely tell me it’s the health of his feet; if you ask an athlete what his concern is, it’ll surely be the emptiness in his pocket; if you ask a skinny person what bothers him, you can be sure it’s his lack of weight; but if you ask an overweight person what bothers him, he’ll surely tell you that it’s being overweight. That’s why we should never judge people; we must learn to be empathetic toward ourselves before being empathetic toward others.
And in terms of healing, in communities where there’s so much originality—you’ve seen that I’m not talking about heaven—yet amid so much sadness, I can stand up with my head held high, look around, and appreciate this beauty. And although it’s impossible for me to believe in a universal God out there, I deeply recognize that God resides within, inhabiting the body of each one of us—something we usually ignore.
Today is Sunday—a day of calm and peace—so I wish the very best of the day to all of you who made it to the end of this post.
Thank you so much.
Note: The entire text of this post was translated from Spanish to English using the DeepL app, and the photos were taken by me using my Infinitix cell phone.
