Post 7: My cat

Hello :) today I'll talk about my cat. He is called Keto and is of a breed called Roman cats… I think cats of the same breed look a lot like each other. This could be my cat:

I said "my cat" but he is very free, I don’t feel that he belongs me, maybe I’m not the only one who feels that, but in some sense he is mine or of my family, because when my dog died, we wanted to have a cat, and we searched and finded a family that wanted to give cats to the people, and then, my sister and me went to buscarlo and in that moment we saw that he was the one that moves more, so we called him Keto as an irony. I liked the name because was easy for him and he learned it fast.
Keto likes to play in the staircase, in the bathroom and in the grass, he likes a lot sleeping and going to the techos, where he fights with other cats and sometimes he arrives with wounds to the house and we cure him. I think that he cures us too, he absorb the energy that makes us get sick, and it makes him feels good. Also sometimes he stands in the top of the house and I think that he absorb the “bad energy” of all the house.

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Post 6. Postgraduate studies

Hello again, now I will talk about different postgraduate studies that catch my eye but that I may never do.

For example some postgraduate studies relationated with humanistic psychology, as Psychodrama, Experiential Approach, Gestalt, Jungian Analysis or Body Psychotherapy. I would like to study this because I’m interested in clinical psychology of adults and between the possibilities in this university; the best for me is the humanism. I think that something important for me is the teacher, if I don’t see that the teachers have a nice personality (in my own judgment), I’m not interested in what they want to learn. I feel that the knowledge have to be in relation with the way of being, if they are not sincere and respectful, so I feel that I have nothing to learn from them. So if I study something else, I need to know the teacher, talk to him or her and feel at ease.

Another study could be about the transpersonal psychology, but I don’t know where, maybe in other country.

Also I would like to study music, math, sonotherapy, something about meditation or philosophy, bioconstruction, botanic and tarot. I just have the interest but maybe I won’t study anything else because I don’t like to study with pressure, I prefer to read in my house or do other things.

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Post 5. Future job

Hello everyone, today I will talk about the possibilities to work that I would like to have when I finish the career. But before speak about jobs, I have to say that I’m not sure about anything, maybe I will keep studying or I’m going to make a travel or something to learn more.

I think that I really need experience, so I would like to work as a clinical psychologist, I’m not sure where, but maybe I wouldn’t like to work indoor if I have to stay there all the day. Maybe start in the public system is a good option, and if that is with a good salary, better.

I’m not thinking in a major but I’m not closed to that, maybe I could take a major in other country, about transpersonal psychology for example, but I’m not sure, I think that I will see the options and try to do the best I can.  Everything that can expand my understanding, perception and therapeutic skills I see it as a priority, and that could be a work, a major or make a travel. Make music also (alone or with a band), because I considered that music is a very good way to heal and to know us.

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Free Post 1: Bjork

Bjork is a very special singer to me because, like Spinetta, my parents listened to her from before I was born, so I grew up listening to them both, and when I was a teenager I rediscovered these musicians and I felt they had a lot to teach me.
Bjork is spontaneous, with a very natural way of seducing and carrying the rhythms. Their albums are different from each other, could not be defined in a style, characterized by being avant-garde and breakthrough, but never aggressively, always showing with sweetness to their darkest emotions, inviting us to explore that ocean we repress. By exploring herself, she generates a mystical and fertile atmosphere with violins, synthesizers, piano and her incredible voice. If you want to listen to it, I recommend doing it little by little because you could reject her for being different or could makes u feel alienated to her or as if she demanded something. The messages are deep and simple, but not obvious, it is as if she seeking to make speak to all beings that inhabit her body, including goddesses and witches, as in this song ...

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6bWRWq5x1oY

Free Post 2: Spinetta

Hello everyone, today I'll talk about a musician that I like very much: Luis Alberto Spinetta.

He is an Argentine musician who went to fame with a band called "Almendra" in 1967, and on his first album was a song called "Muchacha ojos de papel", which is perhaps his most remembered hit, but I like other songs from that band, such as "Color humano", "Para ir" and "Los elefantes". This band is one of those that began with Latin American rock, and after that, Spinetta formed with other musicians "Pescado Rabioso", that had heavier guitars and rhythms, after that band made a solo disc called "Artaud", the which is considered one of his best records, and I agree with that. He later formed other bands like "Invisible" which is mainly progressive rock and "Spinetta Jade" which is closer to jazz rock. Of this last band I really like an album called "Alma de diamante", which was deeply inspired by a very interesting writer: Carlos Castaneda, the analogy is clear in songs like "Dale gracias" and "Con la sombra de tu aliado”. Spinetta also made many solo albums, among which I like "Kamikaze" and "A 18 ' del sol" by the lyrics that speak in a very poetic and wise way about life and love. I also like a lot the way he plays the guitar, as in the following song:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qv3Kmq2TR9Y