EROS

The two texts above, bring us to speculate about the meaning of desire, what lights the flame of passion. When is it controlled by Dionysius, who lies, deceives and removes from reality, bringing both danger and redemption simultaneously?

When is it beneficial, creating a stimulating life, saving us from the pain of human failure? How can the libido be found when it seems to have gone.

The division between the godlike, the sublime and the fantastic and human encounters, painful in their reality of suffering, death and daily difficulties is not dichotomous.  We live and experience life in all its endless manifestations and find Eros within the wars of our reality; sometimes it is an escape, sometimes a deepening search within ourselves, and sometimes a desire to lose ourselves, sometimes it is the need to stay alive while experiencing an internal death, and sometimes it is a physical need, primitive, the creative essence of love. We search in the movement of our bodies for the source of creative energy that both engenders and destroys life.