“the Sometimes the path to self-knowledge is a difficult one. Being happy doesn’t mean we’re always okay. Happiness is for me a present state, like the blue sky that is always behind the clouds and the storm. For me, to be happy is to be aware of it. With these words, Vera Kolodzig began a post that she made on her Instagram page on Sunday, December 19.
Share where you think about the last days. “I had a very challenging week, I was overwhelmed with extreme fatigue, dilemmas, pain, and personal and emotional learning. I felt sad and embraced. I welcomed her knowing that it is part of a process and that evolution brings these things. (Ah!! Quantum magic and psychotherapy!).”
And in the midst of this I had moments of deep admiration: watching the rainbow behind the giant waves in Nazaré and the moon shining during the day, the laughter of Mateus as we played, the walks at night or the magical lights in the Botanical Garden of Belém. Sometimes the idea of ’positive’ is a sensitive one, because There are those who confuse ‘positivity’ with ‘suffocation’ or ‘ignoring’ or ‘going over’ the ‘less pleasant’ feelings. Life is really great and now that I’m a little bit older, I’m going to see the sea there.”
Remember that the actress’s son, Matthews, is the result of the relationship that ended with Diogo Amaral.
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