Reflections

– About the so-called universality of beliefs
– About the thought that has no shadows
– About invisible colonialism
About the so-called universality of beliefs

In it lies the illusion of thinking that the person who does not believe in the same is totally wrong, that he or she is still in the childhood of beliefs, and that some day he or she will finally be enlightened. That claim already conceals an invisible seed of violence, although it may surface behind a look of commiseration.

Enrique Valiente Noailles

About the thought that has no shadows

The thought that has no shadows ends up in tragedy; far from being a cause for emancipation, it generates pain, alienation and death.

Bruno Forte

About invisible colonialism

Visible colonialism cripples you openly: it forbids you to say, it forbids you to do, it forbids you to be. Invisible colonialism by contrast convinces you that servitude is your destiny and helplessness your nature: it convinces you that you are not allowed to say, you are not allowed to do, you are not allowed to be.

Eduardo Galeano