The Hidden Path. Aphoristica by Celeste Afrodita, is born from a larger work that contains it, ?The Intention of Becoming?, an extensive poem with a lyrical interpretation of both the encompassing... Leer másThe Hidden Path. Aphoristica by Celeste Afrodita, is born from a larger work that contains it, ?The Intention of Becoming?, an extensive poem with a lyrical interpretation of both the encompassing and patent territory and the Cosmos in its infiniteness. From the very core of this collection of poems the aphorisms that we have before us are shelled, brief maxims in which the invitation to cross ?the threshold of the hidden? throbs and let the gaze search for a ?There? because in the depth of that look it is played an experience of the real that requires us to stop being ?people who do not see what you are looking at? as the Hindu poet Kabir warned, or, in the words of Antonio Machado this time, people with ?tired eyes that look without seeing?. Quite the contrary, the proposal that comes to us in the goat?s voice, the snake, the water, the moon, the white-tailed kit or the perfume demands from us a look that sees and a hearing that listens to the intimate, ancient and hidden wisdom of the Garden.