LOVE WITHOUT TIES "Do that instead of pity, I have respect." Teresa
facts about words and missing.
As a woman I join the commemoration of the events of March 8, when 128 women were burned to death to vindicate their rights.
Women who defended the rights of women, among others
Rosa Luxemburg
Clara Zetkin
Clara Campoamor
(The hawk and the eagle) in Sioux Traditional)
An old legend of the Sioux Indians, who once came to the store of the old sorcerer tribe, holding hands, Toro Bravo, the most courageous and honorable young warriors, Blue Cloud, the daughter of the chief and one of the most beautiful women of the tribe ....
- We love the young man began ...-
- And we're getting married ....- she said.
- And we love so much that we fear, we want a spell, a spell, or a talisman. Something we ensure that we always be together, we ensure that we are next to each other to be killed.
- please, "repeated - something we can do?
The old man looked at them and was excited to see them so young, so enamorados.y so eager waiting for word ...
- There is something, "said the old man but i dont know ..... is a very hard and sacrificed. Blue Cloud ...-
said the wizard you see the mountain north of our village? You must climb it alone and armed only with a network and your hands, you must hunt the hawk most beautiful and vigorous of the mountain. If you catch him, you should bring him here alive on the third day after full moon. Did you understand?
- And you, Toro Bravo "Continued the wizard you must climb the mountain of thunder. When you reach the top, find the most brave of all the eagles, and only with your hands and a network, you must catch it without injury and bring to me, living the same day they come Cloud Blue. Get out now!
Young embraced tenderly, and then left to fulfill the mission assigned, it toward the north and south.
On set in front of the shop wizard, the two young men waiting with bags containing birds requested.
The old man asked them very carefully taken out of the bag.
were truly beautiful specimens. "And now
What shall we do?, "Asked the young man's" honor kill and drink his blood?
-No - said the old man.
- Can cook and eat your meat? - Proposed to her.
"No," the old man. Shall I say, take the bird and tie them together by their feet with these leather straps. When they tied, and flying them go free ...
The warrior and the young man did what was asked and released the birds. The eagle and the hawk tried to take off but only managed to roll across the floor. A few minutes later, irritated by the failure, fell upon birds pecking each other to get hurt.
This is the spell. Never forget what they have seen. You are like an eagle and a hawk. If you are tied to each other, though they do for love, not only live crawling, but, sooner or later begin to hurt each other.
Lesson / Moral:
If you want the love lasts .... fly together but never tied.
