THE GENERAL IN HIS LABYRINTH.

GABRIEL GARCIA MARQUEZ.

Colombian novelist, Nobel Prize winner for Literature in 1982 and one of the great masters of world literature. Gabriel García Márquez was the fundamental figure of the so-called Boom of Hispanic American literature and magical realism.

THE GENERAL IN HIS LABYRINTH.

It seems that the devil runs the things of my life.

(Letter to Santander, August 4, 1823).

José Palacios, his oldest servant, found him floating in the cleansing waters of the bathtub, naked and with his eyes open, and he thought he had drowned. He knew that was one of his many ways of meditating, but the ecstatic state in which he lay adrift seemed like someone who was no longer of this world. He did not dare to approach, but called him in a low voice in accordance with the order to wake him before five o'clock to travel at first light. The general emerged from the spell, and saw in the gloom the blue and diaphanous eyes, the frizzy squirrel-colored hair, the impassive majesty of his daily butler holding in his hand the cup of poppy infusion with rubber. The general loosely grasped the handles of the tub, and emerged from the medicinal waters with a dolphin-like momentum that was not to be expected in such a wasteful body. "Let's go," he said. "Flying, nobody wants us here."

THE GENERAL IN HIS LABYRINTH.

GABRIEL GARCIA MARQUEZ.

Colombian novelist, Nobel Prize winner for Literature in 1982 and one of the great masters of world literature. Gabriel García Márquez was the fundamental figure of the so-called Boom of Hispanic American literature and magical realism.

THE GENERAL IN HIS LABYRINTH.

It seems that the devil runs the things of my life.

(Letter to Santander, August 4, 1823).

José Palacios, his oldest servant, found him floating in the cleansing waters of the bathtub, naked and with his eyes open, and he thought he had drowned. He knew that was one of his many ways of meditating, but the ecstatic state in which he lay adrift seemed like someone who was no longer of this world. He did not dare to approach, but called him in a low voice in accordance with the order to wake him before five o'clock to travel at first light.

THE GENERAL IN HIS LABYRINTH.

GABRIEL GARCIA MARQUEZ.

Colombian novelist, Nobel Prize winner for Literature in 1982 and one of the great masters of world literature. Gabriel García Márquez was the fundamental figure of the so-called Boom of Hispanic American literature and magical realism.

THE GENERAL IN HIS LABYRINTH.

It seems that the devil runs the things of my life.

(Letter to Santander, August 4, 1823).

José Palacios, his oldest servant, found him floating in the cleansing waters of the bathtub, naked and with his eyes open, and he thought he had drowned. He knew that was one of his many ways of meditating, but the ecstatic state in which he lay adrift seemed like someone who was no longer of this world. He did not dare to approach, but called him in a low voice in accordance with the order to wake him before five o'clock to travel at first light.

THE SOCIAL CONTRACT OR PRINCIPLES OF POLITICAL LAW.

JUAN JACOBO ROUSSEAU :

Writer, philosopher, musician, botanist and Franco-Helvetic naturalist defined as an enlightened one, despite the profound contradictions that separated him from the main representatives of the Enlightenment.

THE SOCIAL CONTRACT.

Rousseau's political ideas greatly influenced the French Revolution, the development of republican theories and the growth of nationalism. His heritage as a radical and revolutionary thinker is probably best expressed in his two most famous phrases, one contained in The Social Contract, "Man is born free, but everywhere is chained," the other, present in his Emilio, or De la education, "Man is good by nature", hence his idea of ??the possibility of education.

THE SKY IS THE LIMIT.

Wayne Dyer.

Psychologist writer of spiritual growth books. His inspiration was the so-called humanistic psychology, and specifically, Abraham Maslow. This was intended to be the fourth paradigm, after psychoanalysis, behavioral psychology and cognitive psychology.

THE SKY IS THE LIMIT.

This work is a true declaration of personal independence, a message of hope, freedom, change and encouragement for all readers. With the enthusiasm, optimism and firm realism that characterize you, Uein Doble or Daier will teach you how to be an independent and autonomous person, a Limitless individual who personally makes his decisions instead of allowing others to do so, that pursues its own goals (and achieves them!), and that makes the most of every moment of your life.

HEAVEN IS THE LIMIT is a work full of energy, ingenuity, wisdom, common sense and convincing examples, which will provide you with the strength and confidence necessary to change your life today, to make sure that you can be perfect, that You can achieve total happiness, in short, that heaven and only heaven is the limit!

THE SKY IS THE LIMIT.

Wayne Dyer.

Psychologist writer of spiritual growth books. His inspiration was the so-called humanistic psychology, and specifically, Abraham Maslow. This was intended to be the fourth paradigm, after psychoanalysis, behavioral psychology and cognitive psychology.

THE SKY IS THE LIMIT.

This work is a true declaration of personal independence, a message of hope, freedom, change and encouragement for all readers. With the enthusiasm, optimism and firm realism that characterize you, Uein Doble or Daier will teach you how to be an independent and autonomous person, a Limitless individual who personally makes his decisions instead of allowing others to do so, that pursues its own goals (and achieves them!), and that makes the most of every moment of your life.

HEAVEN IS THE LIMIT is a work full of energy, ingenuity, wisdom, common sense and convincing examples, which will provide you with the strength and confidence necessary to change your life today, to make sure that you can be perfect, that You can achieve total happiness, in short, that heaven and only heaven is the limit!

THE SKY IS THE LIMIT.

Wayne Dyer.

Psychologist writer of spiritual growth books. His inspiration was the so-called humanistic psychology, and specifically, Abraham Maslow. This was intended to be the fourth paradigm, after psychoanalysis, behavioral psychology and cognitive psychology.

THE SKY IS THE LIMIT.

This work is a true declaration of personal independence, a message of hope, freedom, change and encouragement for all readers. With the enthusiasm, optimism and firm realism that characterize you, Uein Doble or Daier will teach you how to be an independent and autonomous person, a Limitless individual who personally makes his decisions instead of allowing others to do so, that pursues its own goals (and achieves them!), and that makes the most of every moment of your life.

HEAVEN IS THE LIMIT is a work full of energy, ingenuity, wisdom, common sense and convincing examples, which will provide you with the strength and confidence necessary to change your life today, to make sure that you can be perfect, that You can achieve total happiness, in short, that heaven and only heaven is the limit!

THE SKY IS THE LIMIT.

Wayne Dyer.

Psychologist writer of spiritual growth books. His inspiration was the so-called humanistic psychology, and specifically, Abraham Maslow. This was intended to be the fourth paradigm, after psychoanalysis, behavioral psychology and cognitive psychology.

THE SKY IS THE LIMIT.

This work is a true declaration of personal independence, a message of hope, freedom, change and encouragement for all readers. With the enthusiasm, optimism and firm realism that characterize you, Uein Doble or Daier will teach you how to be an independent and autonomous person, a Limitless individual who personally makes his decisions instead of allowing others to do so, that pursues its own goals (and achieves them!), and that makes the most of every moment of your life.

HEAVEN IS THE LIMIT is a work full of energy, ingenuity, wisdom, common sense and convincing examples, which will provide you with the strength and confidence necessary to change your life today, to make sure that you can be perfect, that You can achieve total happiness, in short, that heaven and only heaven is the limit!

GOD. A HISTORY OF REVELATIONS.

Deepak Chopra.

Indian physician, writer and lecturer, he has written on spirituality and the power of the mind in medical healing.

GOD. A HISTORY OF REVELATIONS.

As if it were a car with two wheels, the world is guided by two forces that fight for control: the spiritual and the secular. Today, secular force has the upper hand, but for many centuries the power rested in spirituality. Visionaries shaped the future just as much as kings, and even more. The king was anointed by God, but the visionaries were visited by God himself and heard his message personally before appearing in public to announce what God wanted the people to do. I began to be fascinated by the puzzling situation visionaries find themselves in. Very few asked for that power to affect others. God diverted them from everyday comfort and guided their steps. The voice they heard in his head was not his, but was of divine inspiration. How were those experiences? On the one hand, they must have been terrifying, because in a world in which feeding lions with martyrs, crucifying the saints as enemies of the state and suspiciously guarding ancient religions is a spectacle, the voice of God could well be enunciating a death warrant.

GOD. A HISTORY OF REVELATIONS.

Deepak Chopra.

Indian physician, writer and lecturer, he has written on spirituality and the power of the mind in medical healing.

GOD. A HISTORY OF REVELATIONS.

As if it were a car with two wheels, the world is guided by two forces that fight for control: the spiritual and the secular. Today, secular force has the upper hand, but for many centuries the power rested in spirituality. Visionaries shaped the future just as much as kings, and even more. The king was anointed by God, but the visionaries were visited by God himself and heard his message personally before appearing in public to announce what God wanted the people to do. I began to be fascinated by the puzzling situation visionaries find themselves in. Very few asked for that power to affect others. God diverted them from everyday comfort and guided their steps. The voice they heard in his head was not his, but was of divine inspiration. How were those experiences? On the one hand, they must have been terrifying, because in a world in which feeding lions with martyrs, crucifying the saints as enemies of the state and suspiciously guarding ancient religions is a spectacle, the voice of God could well be enunciating a death warrant.