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Community Reflections on what we read, watch, and live


This space began as a personal journal of insights from books, films, and everyday moments—and has grown into a shared forum for conscious reflection.


Here, our community explores meaningful stories and experiences that expand awareness and inspire growth. You’ll find thoughtful takes on books and films—some new, some revisited—with guiding questions for self-inquiry and discussion (crafted with the help of the Seekers Circle GPT model).


In our Venture Beyond section, we explore ideas sparked not just by what we consume, but by how we live.

 

This isn’t just about sharing content—it’s about growing together.

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The Inner Child: Returning to the One Who Started It All

May has always carried the energy of the mother. Of origin. Of where we come from. And this year, inside Seekers Circle, I want to use this month to explore something deeply personal and profound: the inner child.


The inner child is not a metaphor in the abstract sense. It is the living imprint of who we were when we were small. It is the collection of experiences, fears, dreams, wounds, joys, and unmet needs that shaped the way we learned to see the world. It is where our nervous system first learned what was safe and what was not. It is where we formed beliefs about love, about belonging, about money, about power, about worth.


Whether we consciously acknowledge it or not, that younger part of us is still very present.


If our inner child learned that love had to be earned, we may overextend ourselves in relationships.And if…


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Rental Family

Hay una película japonesa que me dejó pensando durante días. Se llama Rental Family, y su premisa es simple pero perturbadora: en Japón existe un servicio donde puedes contratar actores para que hagan el papel de tu familia. Un padre para tu hija. Un prometido para tus padres. Un abuelo en un funeral.


Lo primero que uno siente es una especie de sopresa, e incredulidad. Lo segundo, si se queda con esa incomodidad el tiempo suficiente, es reconocimiento.



Todo ser humano llega al mundo con necesidades que van mucho más allá del alimento y el abrigo. Necesitamos ser vistos. Necesitamos ser nombrados por alguien que nos conozca de verdad. Necesitamos pertenecer a algo que nos sostenga, que nos reciba, que esté cuando llegamos a casa. Esas no son necesidades caprichosas ni culturales — son constitutivas de lo que somos. Sin ellas, algo en nosotros se detiene.


Lo que la película…


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Gracias por la recomendación y la mirada, ver una película desde un espacio consciente siempre es mucho mas enriquecedor... ya la voy a ver!!

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Porque la culpa no sirve para criar: una mirada amorosa hacia nosotros mismos como padres


Ser madre o padre puede ser la experiencia más desafiante del mundo. No por el esfuerzo físico, ni por la logística, ni por las noches sin dormir. Lo que más nos sacude es lo que emerge dentro de nosotros.


La infancia que regresa, las heridas que despiertan, las emociones que nos desbordan… y, casi siempre, la culpa.Nos sentimos culpables por no estar disponibles, por perder la paciencia, por gritar, por no saber cómo acompañar. Nos invade un pensamiento silencioso pero feroz: “No soy suficiente buena mama.” Y desde ahí, empezamos a castigarnos.


Pero… ¿sirve de algo?

Por qué la culpa no repara — y esto es fundamental entenderlo

Aquí está uno de los mayores engaños que cargamos como padres y madres: creemos que sentir culpa nos vuelve mejores personas. Que, si nos castigamos lo suficiente, algo cambiará. Que el sufrimiento interno es una forma de compensar lo que hicimos.


Pero…


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Big Magic by Elizabeth Gilbert

I really loved this book.

It felt like sitting down with a friend and having a fun, meaningful, honest conversation—light at times, but also deliciously deep.


As I was reading it, I kept reflecting on my own relationship with creativity, and especially on the environment I grew up in. I come from a very creative family, and not just in a casual sense, but in a very real, almost overwhelming way. My great-grandfather was a published writer, and my great-uncle was also a prolific writer who received one of the highest recognitions in Spain for his lifetime work. My uncle, Alberto Vázquez-Figueroa, is one of the most widely read authors in the Spanish-speaking world, with more than one hundred published novels, many of which have been adapted into films. My brother is an internationally recognized plastic artist whose work lives in some of the most important art collections in the world…


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The Surrender Experiment by Michael A. Singer

After reading The Untethered Soul, I didn't think I would love Michael Singer's second book just as much. I thought nothing about his professional life could top all the concepts I had learned from The Untethered Soul. However, reading about his life story and how he lived from that state of flow, witnessing the synchronicities, was beautiful. It was like seeing everyday magic and miracles in action. This book reaffirmed that all is possible when you surrender to life, allowing life to experience itself through you.


I loved this book.


The Surrender Experiment is a personal account of Singer's journey towards inner peace and fulfillment through the practice of surrender. He shares his experiences of overcoming personal challenges, including addiction and relationship difficulties, by letting go of control and trusting in a higher power. The book explores surrender as a path to freedom from suffering and a deeper connection to the…


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Cuando los hijos crecen: la etapa silenciosa de ser madre de adultos jóvenes

Hay una etapa de la maternidad de la que casi no se habla. No está en los libros de crianza. No aparece en los cursos para padres. No se comenta entre amigas cuando los hijos son pequeños.

Es la etapa en la que los hijos ya son adultos…pero una sigue siendo mamá.

Y aunque desde afuera parece que todo está bien —ya crecieron, trabajan, estudian, se manejan solos —por dentro algo se mueve profundamente.

Es una transición silenciosa.Y muchas veces, solitaria.

 


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Marisol, me pareció super interesante y profundamente enriquecedor. Gracias por compartir algo tan real y valioso.

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