Los eclipses duelen cuando intentas controlar cómo debe llegar algo.
25 Feb 2026 · 1 min

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In this reflective monologue, the speaker argues that eclipses are not literal punishments; they feel punitive only when we rigidly insist that events follow a predetermined path from point A to point B. By projecting our expectations onto outcomes, we impose a past narrative onto the present, assuming we know exactly how something will unfold. The speaker highlights that genuine processes evolve, altering trajectories so the intended destination may not be reached as imagined. This is likened to birthing a project: initially we feel ownership, but once launched the project can develop its own agency, diverging from our original plan.










