A Tale of Forgiveness – The true story of self-love

In A Tale of Forgiveness, the true story of love for myself, the main characters, in analogy to human beings, are penguins because it is the only flightless seabird that has turned its wings (ability to fly) into fins to swim in a dual society, where emotions seem negative or positive, people good or bad and even things beautiful or ugly. Another one of penguins and humans: listening is the most important means of communication, we hear even under "water" (emotions). Let's take advantage of that ability! In this story they are also accompanied by the walrus, a mammal that has high resistance to low temperatures, it represents the area of ​​the brain where emotions occur that we can control or let control us.

MÓNICA CASTAÑEDA FERRE

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