Muy buenos días con todos. Hoy hablaré de un pilar en el vivir cuyo poder muchas veces no recordamos. Quiero que antes que nada imaginen un escenario.Eres un niño de 5 años, estás en un hospital, sensación de frío, escuchas otros niños llorando, olor a medicina, ¿qué haces. Ese era mi caso. Y ahí en medio de todas esas emociones, apareció un doctor.¿Qué hizo. No hizo una gran cirugía, no me dio una gran intervención, no me demostró conocimientos grandilocuentes, me dio un dulce y ahí me dijo que todo iba a ...

Mental Health & Well-being - Globally, approximately 332 million people experience depression, roughly 1 in every 25 to 30 individuals [3] - Over 14 million people worldwide attempt suicide annually, highlighting a crisis of individuals feeling their lives are not worth living [4] - More than 700,000 people globally die by suicide each year, underscoring the urgent need to understand what constitutes a life worth living [5] The Core of a Meaningful Life - The presentation posits that happiness is the profound experience of lived love, starting with self-love and extending to relationships with others [14][15] - Overcoming pride and selfishness is crucial for progressing towards loving relationships with others [18] - The golden rule, often misinterpreted, should be understood as recognizing and respecting the rights and needs of others, fostering care [22] - Care is presented as the foundation for a meaningful life, aligning with findings from Harvard's study on happiness, which emphasizes the importance of relationships [23][24] - Cultivating positive emotions, rather than merely reducing negative ones, is key to happiness [24] Overcoming Challenges - Personal experiences with depression and overcoming adversity are highlighted as part of the journey towards finding a life worth living [12][13] - The presentation encourages self-awareness, including recognizing personal values, virtues, and limitations, to combat pride and selfishness [19]

Core Message - The talk explores the speaker's personal reflections on love, passion, and expectations, challenging idealized notions and emphasizing the importance of self-awareness and personal responsibility in relationships [1][2][3][4][5][6][7][8][9][10][11][12][13][14][15][16][17][18][19][20][21][22][23] - The speaker advocates for embracing the complexities of love, including the acceptance of fluctuating passion and the possibility of forgiveness [17][19] - The speaker encourages individuals to cultivate passion for life itself and to take ownership of their emotions and desires, rather than relying on others to provide them [20][21][22][23] Key Concepts - **Love vs Passion**: The talk distinguishes between love and passion, suggesting that while love can be enduring, passion is volatile and requires conscious effort to maintain [12][15][17][19] - **Expectations**: The speaker critiques the unrealistic expectations surrounding romantic love, often perpetuated by media portrayals, and encourages a more grounded understanding of relationships [4][6][7][16][21] - **Desire**: Desire is presented as an uncontrollable force, but the speaker emphasizes the importance of controlling one's actions in response to desire [16][17][23] - **Forgiveness**: Forgiveness is highlighted as a crucial element in sustaining relationships and allowing passion to flourish [17] - **Self-Love**: The speaker stresses the significance of self-love and personal agency in creating fulfilling relationships and a passionate life [20][21][22]

Recebam com uma salva de palma o maestro Marcelo de Jesus e Márcia Siqueira. Amazônia, és um mundo diferente. Não te quero ameaçada de extinção.Quero ver-te sempre verde, sem desmatamentos e queimadas. Que seja os rios duas estradas para a vida percorrer sem solidão. Amazônia.Eu te amo de verdade. E essa paixão tão inteira sem você é metade. É preciso ter coragem para lutar, te defender.Amazônia, tu és vida. Eu não vivo sem você. A vida não pode morrer, nem a luta ser em vão.É preciso te amar com devoção. A ...

[Aplausos] Es posible amar en estos tiempos por qué parece tan complicado. sufrimos más hoy por amor que en el pasado. ¿Qué podemos hacer para que la tecnología y las promesas de amor sin riesgo no acaben con el amor tal y como lo conocemos? Vivimos una crisis en nuestras relaciones, no solo de pareja, también de amistad, de familia. Vivimos una crisis de amor. Ariadna llega a mi consulta y lo primero que hace es pedirme disculpas porque se siente muy ridícula. viniendo a pedir ayuda para superar una histor ...