The staging is mine, but the interpretation is yours.

We pay a very high price for the so dreamed freedom, illusory achieved and ironically lived...

I want to take the risk, exposing myself to the most diverse comments and judgments governed by love and hate. Thus, judged, we act through roles that make us good guys or bad guys.

Young men, young women, with their most noble postures that follow the paths of political correctness, showcase this as an example of good morals and good customs. So follows the scene so long awaited by the spectators on duty who apply alien looks and filled with interpretations; these are defined not by what was literally presented, but by subjective understandings of the scene, at the apex of the author's metaphorical action.

There are those spectators on duty who print – almost always – their opinions watered down with suppressed will and judgments not mentioned in the absence of a real performance, which is moral.

We exist! With this credible statement, we pay a very high price for the much-dreamed freedom, illusoryly achieved and ironically lived. These ironies constructed, day after day at the height of our existence, express their thanks to the great exponent of existentialism who honored the years from 1889 to 1976, through his frantic quest to understand this being that exists and needs to be seen.

In response to this phenomenon of existentialism, Martin Heidegger, who dealt primarily with the problem of the meaning of human existence, in his theory he investigates an authentic human existence in the idealization of which the human being plunges into his interiority, assuming his legacy and his authorship in the most beautiful works, as in the strangest ones too.

Heidegger deepened his thesis in the authenticity of the meaning of life; the awareness that he is a being for death and must live intensely. But this does not exempt us from anxieties that reflect the vocation of living and taking the risk on the stage of life of having certainties or uncertainties that present your interiority, triggering an external world that judges you; forgetting for the moment that the only certainty in life is death, exterminating existentialism.

And so, the lights go out on the stage of life.

Antelmara Silva.

Pedagogue and degree in Philosophy.