Mi mundo es mío y tuyo también

All the poems in this work are those that the author has published between 1995 and 2001. Some poems that were later made into songs appear in both versions. As in the previous Inventario books, this one starts with the most recent poems and concludes with the oldest, perhaps with the hopes that the reader, by having access to this work through the newest and nearest door, will soon be tempted to open other doors, as if doing an inventory.

Este libro contiene varios escritos colmados de un romanticismo capaz de llegar a lo más profundo de cada lector, también agregué unos cuantos con mensajes que nos ayudarán a crear conciencia. Creo que cuando una persona hace esto con amor y dedicación, puede llegar fácilmente a donde otros no lo hacen. Muchas gracias por leerme.

Que no son los crespones los que avanzan sino el abanderado que los lleva; que no son las banderas las que importan, sino el que avanza, incluso, a pesar de ellas.

This famous and universally loved poem for daily living has inspired many generations of Buddhists and non-Buddhists since it was first composed in the 8th century by the famous Indian Buddhist master Shantideva. This new translation, made under the guidance of Geshe Kelsang Gyatso, conveys the great lucidity and poetic beauty of the original, while preserving its full impact and spiritual insight. Reading these verses slowly, while contemplating their meaning, has a profoundly liberating effect on the mind. The poem invokes special positive states of mind, moves us from suffering and...