Reseña del libro "Comment Exister? (en Francés)"
Bienvenue dans un processus qui pourrait bien devenir la chose la plus importante de toute ta vie: exister pour toi-même et pour les autres comme l'air, le feu, l'eau et la terre. Vivre dans une harmonie parfaite, dans un système d'union familiale, une connexion culturelle communautaire et une vraie communion sociale des peuples du monde entier. En tenant ce livre entre tes mains, tu dois imaginer que ce récit est un bilan de ta vie. Comment réagirais-tu si un jour tu voyais ton nom écrit sur les murs de ta ville ? N'as-tu jamais eu envie de te retrouver devant une foule d'inconnus et d'avoir le bonheur d'être considéré comme un chef de file, une référence pour la communauté ? N'as-tu jamais voulu être reconnu par tous pour tes lumières ? N'as-tu jamais rêvé de partager tes richesses, ton potentiel et de mettre tes talents au service des autres ? N'as-tu jamais souhaité pouvoir façonner l'avenir afin d'orienter le monde vers un développement durable? Un monde qui serait construit comme une grande maison, avec des matériaux d'excellence, gage de tolérance et d'unité. N'as-tu jamais eu envie de faire triompher la vie en écoutant tous ces coeurs engagés battre à l'unisson pour que survivent les êtres vivants ? Tu as toutes les qualités requises pour connaître le succès d'une existence réelle dans un monde réel. HOW TO EXISTE? Whenever I could, being the good old journalist that I am, I would write about what I have experienced and what I have observed Being an immigrant who did not speak the language of my new home, but was educated in my native country, I know first-hand about being misjudged and dismissed. Immigrants try their best to fit in, going against the reality of exclusion in all its forms: social, economic and cultural. The challenge for newcomers is not just to find a job, but also to find a purpose for this new life, the right cause worthy of fighting for, and a way to contribute. People immigrate to America from around the world with a preconceived vision that is very far from the reality of their evolving new life. I was one of them. Leaving your native country for whatever reason and trying to make it in another is obviously not easy because the culture, language, and traditions are so different. Unfamiliarity and the sense of being alone, away from loved ones, plus the desire to go back home, constantly permeate your thinking. Knowing that it is not feasible is heartbreaking. It is the people you meet along the way that can unknowingly give you the strength to continue. Each new person you meet brings something to the table, each one like a piece of a puzzle that all together forms a beautiful picture; each one trusting that whatever they contribute is unique and important so things can go smoothly. This realization keeps you going, especially at work, performing tasks that you have never done before. My eyes are closed and my pen struggles to release memory to share the experience of climbing the stairs of life's lessons. If you are climbing, it is always good to look back without asking others to have pity on your struggle. Climbing the stairs of life requires courage to take the steps one by one with peace and love. The days go by and the silence is still there: we work, look, listen, meditate, and observe while there is time. Being an observer is like a lesson of wisdom with flexible rules, giving you the opportunity to become real while you learn and grow. I started my first job in the kitchen, carrying the food as well as washing dishes. Under the quiet gaze of my supervisor, while performing my duties, I observed and reflected about all the people around me coworkers, supervisors, and the clients we were there to serve. Sometimes life's circumstances force us to stay behind the curtains, But this becomes a place of existence that is enriching. Godfroy Boursiquot
