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[edit] El viaje a Brasil // The trip to Brazil (link)

[edit] April 2, 2008

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Un par de semanas atrás inicié un viaje a Brasil, más precisamente al norte de Brasil. En su momento no tenía del todo claro lo que me motivó a hacer el viaje, ni qué esperaba encontrar. Ahora, ya de vuelta, puedo contarles todo lo que me pasó.

Como comenté antes de partir, algo se destrabó en mi memoria al ver el podcast de Eli Hunt de "los grandes agitadores de tierra", la postal de Jorge que me mostró Mónica con coordenadas geográficas, una charla que tuve con Larissa y unos terremotos que ocurrieron recientemente también sumaron al viaje.

Pero no hubo un motivo particular. No fui a esa parte del mundo en busca de algo en particular, simplemente me sentí atraído hacia allí, tenía la necesidad de estar ahí, de dibujar mis laberintos en esa zona de inusual actividad sísmica.

Y fui, y dibujé laberintos, y los recorrí, y al recorrerlos tuve visiones, los destellos de visiones que tuve antes de partir se hicieron claros y vívidos, aunque lamento informar que no fueron muy gratos.

(translation by google, thebruce)

A couple of weeks ago I traveled to Brazil, more precisely north of Brazil. At the time I wasn't entirely clear what motivated me to make the trip, or what to expect. Now, back, I can tell you all what happened to me.

As I said before leaving, something unlocked in my memory when I saw Eli Hunt's podcast of "the great earth-shakers", Jorge's postcard that Monica showed me with geographical coordinates, and a talk I had with Larissa about the earthquakes that occurred recently contributed to this travel too.

But there was no particular reason. I was not in that part of the world looking for something in particular, I simply felt attracted towards there and felt the need to be there, drawing my labyrinths in that area of unusual seismic activity.

And I went, and drew labyrinths, and walked them, and I had more visions, the flashes of visions that I had before departing were clear and vivid, although I regret to report that they were not very pleasant.