The back doors

Sometimes, when talking to people about different topics of life philosophy, you realise that they, in front of you, also feel the desire to discover those other spaces that lie behind different doors.

A deep conversation about longings and dreams begins and, if everything flows positively, you manage to reach the corner of the heart. This journey becomes a journey through shortcuts, unexpected corners and surprising doors.

With each step you take, all the other doors begin to close, leaving only the one that really means something open: the one that connects you to the very essence of life.

In that instant, you understand that this door is an access that leads to a myriad of emotional and spiritual destinations. Doors that do not lead to these intimate places of the heart are called back doors, those that do not provide true access to our deepest selves.

As you move forward in this connection, you begin to appreciate the importance of opening to the authentic and letting go of distractions that do not lead you to where you really want to be.

The intimacy created by sharing your dreams and fears is what transforms these encounters into memorable experiences. Back doors represent the easy and superficial exits that we often choose, but that do not allow us to access the true essence of our relationships.

Therefore, the real challenge lies in choosing to open the door that really matters, the one that leads you to the heart of the other and, at the same time, to your own.

In this exploration, every conversation becomes an opportunity to discover the richness of vulnerability and the genuine desire to connect deeply with those around us.

In this way, each encounter becomes another step towards authentic and meaningful connection.