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In this reflective monologue, the speaker discusses how fear and anxiety dissolve when one lives fully in the present moment, the "eterno presente." She shares personal anecdotes about worrying over unanswered calls or imagined betrayals, and explains that such worries stem from projecting past memories or future fantasies onto the now. The core advice is to pause, breathe, and return attention to the immediate experience, recognizing that reality exists only in the present while the past lives only in memory and the future only in imagination. By consciously choosing to imagine positive outcomes, the speaker claims one can cultivate calmness and transform a previously nervous disposition into tranquility.










