TAKE THE GOOD, THE BAD COMES ALONE

We receive the perception of good and evil almost followed by the arrival of an illness, where the doctor, in examining you and knowing your state of health, turns towards you and asks you: how do you feel? Good or bad. And we also refer the warning as a habit to other states of health, the physical, psychic, moral, sentimental, affective condition, allows us to express and manifest our current state and the variations in our abilities. Our organs give us the opportunity to notice their active or passive functions in time, often a symptom represents an alarm bell for something more important that must be treated immediately. The brain and the heart are the only organs that do not cause pain, they are often adjacent areas that hurt, but not them, and in their functions we have the measure of what our condition is, and whether our parameters are sufficient or become worrying. All material goods, things, or animals themselves, represent a manageable condition, where it is easy to make decisions. The people we deal with every day give us the sweet and the bitter, it is enough to have a good degree of tolerance and acceptance. The spiritual part, one hundred faithful were asked if they believed in GOD and they all answered yes; he represents the good. And then came the second question whether they believed in the existence of the Devil and everyone denied it, hid themselves, because he represented evil. It was a Franciscan friar, that time in Bolivia, who explained to those present the mistake that the hundred guests were making: if you believe in good, you must believe in the existence of evil, God exists, but so does the Devil; they all looked at each other a little and tried to give a nod of agreement. And they would have found it on their path they would just have to recognize it.