Testimonials
The concept of Link Personality was developed in New York between 1998 and 2018, based on people in different life situations and with different ideologies and religions, from different parts of the world. It stems from reflections about childhood stories, conflicts during adolescence and difficulties in adulthood in the process of making choices and decisions in work and affective areas as well as geographical location. In some cases, at my request, and in other cases spontaneously, these people express, in their own words, the ups and downs of the process of going from being a Seeker, of an integrated identity, to becoming a Link, an original, individual and personal subjectivity to organize their internal contradictions in creative paradoxes.
Some autobiographies are extraordinary testimonies of this same process.
Dreams from my Father: a story of Race and Inheritance, by Barack Obama (1995); Open, by Andre Agassi (2009); El Balcón en Invierno, by Luis Landero (2014); A Tokyo Romance by Ian Buruma (2018) narrate the ups and downs of people that searched for (and found) their own truths.
Seeker:
The feeling of feeling at home is unknown to me
TestimonialsThe feeling of feeling at home is unknown to me
Marcela from Buenos Aires wrote: For as long as I can remember I have always carried with me the certainty, as if impregnated and before any experience, of not fitting in. I carry it like a second skin; a way to take on how I am that always marks my experiences without me even knowing how much.
Experience Over. You can come home now.
TestimonialsExperience Over. You can come home now.
Deborah born in Brazil wrote: I think childhood was the most difficult time of my life. I felt like I had been deposited into this strange world and had to learn how these aliens lived. Truly. I was always waiting for the spaceship to land and say: experience over. You can come home now.Experiencia terminada. Puedes regresar a casa ahora. Leer más »
Someone from my own club
TestimonialsSomeone from my own club
The year 1968 was a time of great change especially for youth. In the prelude to that period, a year before, I met someone who for some time I considered the love of my life. I was only 17 years old and that man who was almost twice my age was my mentor,...
Someone reading this makes me feel less lonely
TestimonialsSomeone reading this makes me feel less lonely
Paula Jaya, dancer, body therapist, seeker, finder, wrote this: But. I need to tell you desperately who I am and how am I doing. Because telling you might help me feel I exist, as a specific being, in a specific and meaningful situation and not as the entanglement of contradictory feelings, narratives and points of view I feel right now. I feel quite lonely and lost within myself.Me siento menos sola sabiendo que alguien está leyendo esto Leer más »
Transition:
Accepting the Seeker in me
TestimonialsAccepting the Seeker in me
Ivana, wanderer, generalist, but above all teacher, wrote this testimonial: I am a cancer, I am told again and again I am built for roots, motherhood, home but I do not seem to fit in that description, yet I feel deep in my guts I am that way. I am like a plant with floating roots, a turtle with a mobile house on its back.
From 0 to 100
TestimonialsFrom 0 to 100
Jeronimo, a filmmaker and technology entrepreneur, wrote this: “Everything you’ve learned in school as ‘obvious’ becomes less and less obvious as you begin to study the universe. For example, there are no solids in the universe. There is not even a suggestion of a solid. There are no absolute continuums. There are no surfaces. There are no straight lines.” –R. Buckminster Fuller
Amnesia of the past
TestimonialsAmnesia of the past
Ana is still thinking… I feel amnesia of the past. I feel calm knowing that it is a basic condition for adaptation. There is one thing in which I have succeeded and that is adaptation, with changes. I would recreate myself right away, without giving much thought to what I had left behind, with sadness but not with nostalgia.Link:
Of Love and its Fears, Poem by Rodolfo Bohoslavsky
TestimonialsOf Love and its Fears, Poem by Rodolfo Bohoslavsky
For Susana with love (and fear) Rio de Janeiro, Brazil September 1976 From what I know, Little or much, Of love I offer you -you asked me to- Three keys to think about Three challenges, Three enigmas to face: First, calling: Do I wish or not? (DO I WANT OR NOT) What do I wish to want? (WHAT DO I WANT TO WISH) Do I wish to want? (DO I WANT TO WISH)
Seekers Relief
TestimonialsSeekers Relief
Angela, a 60 years old Brazilian psychoanalyst, wrote after reading some parts of this blog: The question I ask myself is if I am still a seeker, but it seems that I am talking about something that I do not feel so attached to anymore; it feels like a distant past of which I have rational memory but not physical nor sensitive. With this I think that being a seeker can be cured and that you only remember having been one when you go through existential crisis but you recover quicker.
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