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Quando ti metterai in viaggio per Itaca
devi augurarti che la strada sia lunga,
fertile in avventure e in esperienze.
I Lestrigoni e i Ciclopi
o la furia di Nettuno non temere,
non sarà questo il genere di incontri
se il pensiero resta alto e un sentimento
fermo guida il tuo spirito e il tuo corpo.
In Ciclopi e Lestrigoni, no certo,
né nell’irato Nettuno incapperai
se non li porti dentro
se l’anima non te li mette contro.

Devi augurarti che la strada sia lunga.
Che i mattini d’estate siano tanti
quando nei porti - finalmente e con che gioia -
toccherai terra tu per la prima volta:
negli empori Phoenician linger and buy
pearl and coral, amber and ebony
all fine merchandise, including all sorts of fragrances
penetrating, more heady fragrance as you can, in many Egyptian cities to be

learn many things from their scholars.

Also you have in mind Ithaca -
Arriving there is the constant thought.
But do not hurry the journey;
if it lasts long, for years, and that old
reach the island, you, full of treasures

gained on the way, not expecting Ithaca to riches.

Ithaca has given you the beautiful voyage
without her you would have never put on the road
: what else do you expect?

And if you find her poor, Ithaca you will be disappointed. Without
wise now, with so much experience on
already have understood what Ithaca you mean.


- Constantine Cavafy -

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La voce profonda dell'Io


At each step of the way Siddhartha learned something new, because the world had changed and his heart sick. He saw the sun rise over the mountains and wooded setting beyond the distant beaches populated with palm trees. At night he saw the sky in ordered star and the crescent moon floating like a ship in the blue. He saw trees, stars, animals, clouds, rainbows, rocks, herbs, flowers, streams and rivers could see the gleam in the bushes in the morning dew, tall blue mountains and diaphanous in the distance, birds singing and bees humming, the wind vibrated Argentina in the rice fields. All this had always existed in its many colorful aspects, also arose the sun and the moon, always had the torrents roar and hum of bees, but in the past this was not to Siddhartha than a fleeting and deceptive veil fell before his eyes, regarded with suspicion and to be pierced and dissolved by the thought, because it was not true: the reality was beyond the visible things. But now his eye lingered released on this side, saw and recognized the visible, sought his home in this world, did not seek the "reality", nor aspired to any beyond. The world was fair to consider this: without investigation, so simply, in a childlike state of mind. Beautiful moon and the stars, the beautiful river and its banks, the woods and rocks, the goat and the beetle, flowers and butterflies. Beautiful and so nice to go for the world and feel so baby that woke up, so open to the immediacy of things, so confident. Unlike the heat of the sun was now on the skin, unlike the Cold water from streams and wells, other pumpkins and bananas. Short were the days, short nights, every hour flew by as fast sailing on the sea and under sail a boat full of treasures, full of joy. Siddhartha saw a nation of monkeys get excited about during the time between the branches of the forest and heard the noise and wild hog. Siddhartha saw a ram chasing a sheep and join with her. Among the reeds of a swamp saw the pike breathless hunt in the evening: in front of him all the little fish swarming in droves rapidly, darting and flashing scared out of water; un'incalzante and passionate energy emanated from the circles that the impetuous rush hunter drew water. All

This had always been, and he had never seen: did not participate. But now, yes, participation, and I belonged there. Light and shadow crossed her vision, the stars and the moon through the heart.

Along the way Siddhartha also remembered everything that had happened in the garden Jetavana, who had heard of the doctrine of the divine Buddha, the separation from Govinda, the conversation with the Lord. The mind went back to his own words, what he said to the Lord, every word, and with astonishment he saw that on that occasion had said things, then, had not yet exact consciousness. What he had said to Gotama: the secret and the treasure of him, the Buddha was not the doctrine, but the unspeakable and ininsegnabile he had once lived in the hour of his enlightenment, this was precisely what he is now starting to experiment. Of itself had to experience hours. Long ago had convinced himself that his ego was the Atman, the eternal nature equally to Brahma. But this had never really found his ego, because he wanted to take him with the network of thought. Although the body was certainly not this car, and it was not the game of the senses, but I was not even thinking, not the intellect, not the wisdom gained, not learned the art of drawing conclusions and already thought to deduce new thoughts. No, this world of thought was still here, and did not lead to any goal I accidentally kill the senses to fatten the accident I thought no less. One and the other beautiful things, the meaning and thoughts, behind which lurked the ultimate meaning, it was necessary to give play to both, both should be exercised, both had to be careful not to despise or overestimate, it was necessary to use both to listen to the voices deeper ego. He wanted nothing to suck from now on, if not this where the voice commanded him to aspire, in no place to linger, if not where the voice tells you. Because one day Gotama, the hour fateful, was sitting under the bo tree, where the light fell on him? He heard a voice, a voice in his heart, which ordered him to seek rest under the tree, and he had put before penances, sacrifices, ablutions and prayer, no food or drink, not sleep or dreams, and he had obeyed the voice . Obey it, not an external command, but only the voice, so be ready, that was good, this was necessary, nothing more was needed.


- from "Siddhartha" Hermann Hesse of -

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La sofferenza è essere lontani da Dio

- A Sufi is a mystic, a man who understood that, as all God, seek God to find the All -

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Here is the page from the blog Sfrenzy Channel, which is published Food documentary SPA.
Se, invece, siete più comodi a vederlo (suddiviso in 10 video) su YouTube, sono caricati dall'utente Rivoluzionamo ( /RivoluzioniamoV3 ).
Ringraziamo ilporticodipinto.it . Se lo si vuole scaricare sul proprio pc per vederlo meglio o condividerlo (cosa migliore) con altre persone, cliccare qui .

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Lucy Parsons (1853-1942): By Carolyn Ashbaugh

Tradotto da Gianluca R. : http://www.lucyparsonsproject.org/aboutlucy/ashbaugh_parsons.html

Donna di colore e rivoluzionaria operaia, Lucy Parsons passò la sua vita a lottare per i diritti di poveri, disoccupati, senzatetto, donne, bambini e minoranze, per una società futura basata sulla libera associazione between workers' organizations. Born in Texas, perhaps a slave, she met Albert Richard Parsons, a militant supporter of the rights of freed slaves in 1870, and moved to Chicago in 1873. In 1877 Albert was forbidden to trade in prints, and Lucy took on the responsibility for the maintenance of the house by opening a clothing store. He began to write about vagabonds, cripples the Civil War, and women workers for socialist newspapers in 1878. Shortly thereafter gave birth to two children. He joined the International Workers Association (pro-anarchist) in 1883 and the Knights of Labor the next year. The same year the association began publishing the weekly "Alarm" in Chicago, with Albert as editor and Lucy as frequent collaborator. On his most famous was "The Tramp,
with whom he became the spokesman for propaganda" by the fact "against the rich. On April 28, 1885 she and Lizzie Holmes were at the head of the march of anarchists on the new Chamber of Commerce, the Day of Thanksgiving led a march of poor people along the Prairie Avenue, ringing the bell of the house of the wealthy.

with other anarchists, began to organize on 1 May 1886 a general strike for the 8-hour working day, concentrating his efforts on women in the textile industry. On 1 May she and Albert led 80,000 workers and activists up to Michigan Avenue. Three days later a gathering of workers to Haymarket was the occasion for a terrorist attack with explosives: police blamed for some radical activists.

While his comrades were rounded up after the attack of May 4, Lucy began to organize the defense of Haymarket. After eight defendants - including Albert - were convicted of murder, he traveled to different states, speaking in favor of the innocence of his classmates against those charges, but reiterating their revolutionary goals. By February 1887, he made 43 speeches in 17 different states. When Albert was executed in November of that year, Lucy became a widow with a very clear case to be pursued.

publisher of the newspaper - short life - "Freedom" (1892), which attacked the racist lynching and the enslavement of blacks,
and a member of Social-Democracy of Eugene Debs, was also a founding member of the Industrial Workers of the World and editor of the "Liberator" ( 1905-06), who contributed a series of articles about famous women in history or not. In his role as a traveling speaker, Parsons emerged in the public eye in a demonstration by homeless people in San Francisco in 1914, and the head of a demonstration of the '15 Chicago's homeless and unemployed
(there, paid the Jane Addams his bail). He took up the cause of Tom Mooney and other activists arrested in 1927 and f elected to the National Executive Committee of Defense International Labour Organization, a front CP *
dedicated to the defense of political prisoners. In 1941, in one of his last public appearances, he led the striking workers of the International Harvester (ex McCormick Reaper factory farming equipment), where they began the events that led to the Haymarket. Lucy Parsons died in the fire of his home March 7, 1942;
authorities seized his personal papers and books from the smoking ruins.

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About Lucy Parsons

Translated by me: http://www.lucyparsonsproject.org/about_lucyparsons.html

The life of Lucy Parsons and the struggles for peace and justice have provided considerable information on the history of the movement American labor and the struggles anarchists of the time. Born in Texas, in 1853, probably as a slave, Lucy Parsons was an African-Native-and Mexican-American labor activist in the anarchist who fought against the injustices of poverty, racism, capitalism and the State in his entire life. After moving to Chicago with her husband, Albert, in 1873, began to organize workers and thousands of them have gone on strike protesting the poor working conditions, long hours and the abuses of capitalism. After Albert, along with seven other anarchists were imprisoned or hanged for their beliefs at the end of anarchism, Lucy Parsons achieved international fame in their defense, as a powerful speaker and activist in its own right. The impact of Lucy Parsons on the history of American anarchists and labor movement has served as an inspiration, covering two centuries of social movements.

While most people remember Lucy Parsons in relation to the events surrounding her husband, Albert Parsons, and executions of their fellow (known as the Haymarket affair), the legacy of Lucy and the passions have a long history and courage of their own. Lucy was known for his writings, his courage of dissident woman of color, his uncompromising commitment to social justice and, above all, his strength, turned to public speaking. She brought tens of thousands of workers into the streets in mass protest drew huge crowds wherever he spoke and was considered a dangerous threat, explosive and strong authority to the United States. For over 30 years his readings have been censored by the police, he was often stopped before she reached the fame. Hear Lucy speak, was a rare opportunity for all the passion that sparked the rebellion by the work of poor people from the west coast in the eastern United States. The Chicago police Lucy Parsons labeled as "more dangerous than a thousand rioters."

Lucy made a living as a seamstress, spending the rest of his time to bring up her two sons and constantly working on behalf of many causes of justice social. Much of his time was devoted to the fight for freedom of expression is missing, as his ability to speak, as her husband was always at stake. It is also dedicated to the struggles of African-Americans, as in the case of Eight Scottsboro, Alabama, and wrote articles condannanti lynchings occurred in the south. As a black woman stood up in times of extreme racist and sexist oppression, he got the mark of an important feminist and civil rights pioneer. His next job was in defense of other anarchists, activists and workers on trial for false accusations, like Sacco and Vanzetti, Tom Mooney and Warren Billings. Lucy spent his later years working with the International Defense Labor-International Labor Defense-(a broad-based, fundamentally communist support group for prisoners of this class and made a historic mistake, or that Lucy was a member of the Communist Party - which is not true) and speaking events and the May Day rallies.

The most important commitment as an activist Lucy was always with the anarchist labor movement, since he spent much of his energy in engaging in the struggle against capitalism, anarcho-syndicalist and business owners. His perspective was firmly anchored to the analysis of class, and he believed that issues such as racism was primarily the product of class inequality. Besides the workers, activists, militants anarchists she believed that superficial divisions among the workers had to be set aside and that all workers in the world could unite and topple the strike and businesses, including even the government. Lucy was a member of the Knights of Labor, one of the first series of labor federations in the country, and a search for members of the International People's Worker-International Working People's Association, IWPA-initially alvor anarcho-syndicalist organization. In 1905 she helped found the Industrial Workers of the World-Industrial Workers of the World-, which evolved some of the basic ideas of IWPA, expanded and led a massive wave of strikes and labor actions for decades. The engagement of Lucy Parsons for his causes, his reputation around the Haymarket affair, and its powerful oral skills had an enormous influence in world history in general history and work of the United States in particular. While today we have just mentioned and ignored by traditional and conventional U.S. history, the legacy of his struggle and his influence within these movements have left a trail of inspiration and passion that deserves more attention by all those who are interested in human freedom, justice and social equality.

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Nine years, tens of thousands of deaths. Happy Birthday, War in Afghanistan

original <- Link With half of what Italy spends a month in order to contribute to the massacre of Civil Emergency has built three surgical centers, a maternity center and 28 emergency rooms. It has treated more than two and a half million Afghans

After nine years, after tens of thousands of civilians dead (official figures say there are about 15 000, but viewed from a hospital Emergency in Afghanistan this figure contradicts itself ), after billions of Euros spent that leave no trace in the civic life of the Afghans, after tons of Afghan heroin new finite in the veins of young people around the world. After all this, we find that more than a puppet president puppet you can not (he was an employee of the CIA before being president) who is the enemy of the West, those friends of Bin Laden's Taliban and followers of Mullah Omar's terrible that this other horrendous defeat in our war should have been a few months and without the side effects. "

If the powerful in the world in general and the Italian government had the intellect to use, could not admit that (it will be enough even if they did not publicly) that are wrong and should draw the consequences: the troops home and their to hoe.

But who governs Italy and western countries in general proves to be in breach of human life. If not, having chosen to do and to continue the war shows that they're jerks, because civilian deaths and destruction of a country are the only consequence of their choice.

But no, they have intellect, but talent is evil. Because war has always been comfortable in power, especially in power in difficulties, in crisis. And just to stay in the saddle, the powerful of this world do not hesitate to massacre lives. Nothing more to say about this ninth anniversary of the war. Of a war that has lasted since the first and second world wars combined. Most of the war in Vietnam. So senseless that among the U.S. military have died over the suicides of those in combat.

But no. One thing I must say, obsessively repeated, tell friends and acquaintances: the war must be abolished, banned from humanity. The price is too high da pagare al dio della guerra. In vite umane, che non sono le nostre ma non per questo valgono di meno. E in denaro, anche. Perché se si fossero spesi i miliardi che abbiamo speso in investimenti civili, il mondo sarebbe molto diverso, in meglio, da quello che conosciamo.

Gli Stati Uniti, solo loro, hanno speso 353 miliardi di dollari. Noi italiani oggi spendiamo 65 milioni di euro al mese. Con molto meno della metà di quanto l'Italia spende in un mese per contribuire al massacro di civili, per dirne una, Emergency ha costruito tre centri chirurgici, un centro di maternità e 28 ambulatori. E ha curato oltre due milioni e mezzo di afgani. Con quello che il ministro La Russa spende in due giorni si mantiene per un anno l'intero programma Emergency in Afghanistan.

A better way and cheapest way to "defeat al-Qaeda."

Maso Notarianni, PeaceReporter