Reflections the human...

 The human is a temporal being. in the measure of time man is born, grows, ages and dies. the human with its culture values ​​its existence. the human through language establishes communicative processes with their peers, to create a sense of experience as a whole. 

The human being through continuous interaction with his peers will venture into the search for territories to define the ways of living according to their interests, passions, decisions and beliefs.  

The human naturally invents and destroys, that is his innate condition. That same innate condition impels him to build large physical works and complex abstract systems or according to his interests, he could also destroy them. To the extent that the human invents and destroys it assigns a set of cultural and aesthetic meanings to valorise itself. Example, of valorization of their innate condition are the products of culture; rites, poetry, myth and discourses. 

Each human throughout his temporality and finitude will build his way to inhabit the world with his peers and where he will also play a corresponding social role. thus, according to its temporality, its innate condition and its way of inhabiting the world, the human in harmony with its peers will build experiences that will emerge from its way of inhabiting the world, experiences that will be subject to its body and mind, experiences that It will be material in the hands of the sculptor, experiences for the philosopher's reflection, experiences that will be traced and colored by the painter's hand, experiences printed by the photographer's gaze, experiences that will be rescued by archaeologists, experiences for the hand of the poet, experiences for the human future, experiences full of inexpressible meanings that can only be understood under the tenuous and sublime relationship of love and passion ... experiences that only the same can understand and build from the individuality and active and conscious collectivity, sweet experiences or bitter ...  only the human is responsible for himself; responsible for their own continuity and destruction in their way of inhabiting the world ...