Hello community, I hope you are all enjoying health and well-being and have points of enthusiasm and projects to carry out in your lives, all of these very necessary things to have a good life.

This week 220 we have an interesting topic suggested by our recent Spotlight Artist: @superjavi. The theme is "Time" ("Time" or "The Time "). Time has always been an important point of reflection for philosophers and scientists. There are those who say that time does not exist. I particularly like movies and books that talk about time travel.

By the way, the 12-book collection of "The Trojan Horse," the best-known work of Spanish writer Juan José Benítez, introduces the reader to a world from which one leaves wondering if any of this - or perhaps all of it - was true.

By the way, I leave you with the curious fact that the first to talk about time travel was the Norwegian playwright Johan Herman Wessel, in 1781 in his play "Year 7603", in which a fairy transports a person to the year 7603. Although this work is not recognized with any literary value, at least it takes the prize of having been the pioneer in this subject.

The Bible shows us that God lives in an eternal present, which is the beginning and end of all things, the "Alpha" (First letter of the Greek alphabet) and the "Omega" (Last letter of the Greek alphabet) and that timelessness can be expressed in its phrase "I am who I am" which is how Hoe is presented to Moses.

We now have the sensation that time "runs" with a speed that it did not have before. In fact, I remember the Sundays of my childhood that were very long... you did everything you had planned for that day and there was still "a day left over"! But those endless Sundays disappeared, now we have to go to bed and we haven't managed to accomplish even half of what we planned. This produces stress that is extremely harmful to our health and that, really, can only be counteracted - in my opinion - by a "Hakuna Matata" type philosophy.

Some time ago I composed a song to remind myself that I should not be "running" to get everything done in the time I wanted to do it, but that I should let things flow and do what I could and not allow stress by not doing other things. that I had planned but that... I couldn't do because I didn't have enough time.

The song also touches on other points such as the fact that women are most affected of all, and it is related to the length of life, to age, to the external signs of time that has passed - signs that, like gray hair or wrinkles - women - and the burgeoning cosmetics industry - we have taken it upon ourselves to stigmatize.

Well, without further ado, I give you my song, hoping that it is to your liking and that the message it carries is easily "digestible."