When dignity was still honored

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When there was no pollution, and you had no idea what global warming would be. The man was still human, and society talked directly. People had more dreams and more hope, more respect, and more education, even though they didn't have a school education.

This is São Paulo, a city that died. Not that it ended, but that city that existed, the final culture, of "Bença vó" or "Bença GRAND", is not heard anymore.

City of playing "burka", for those who don't know, playing marbles. São Paulo is a city full of banana trees, full of xuxuzeiros, corn stalks, sugar cane, pumpkins with beautiful yellow flowers, pitangas, blackberries, coconut, and many others.

Waking up with the rooster crowing and the train passing. The sun when it appeared was a beautiful red, which you could see, but quickly its light strengthened and hurt my eyes. My eyes were always sensitive to sunlight.

Happiness was my name, not the happiness of agitated and messy children, but pure happiness, a simple smile, a love for nature and for the happiness of people. People were more human, technology had not destroyed people's humanity, now what was technology? A little radio? A record player? Devices that were considered high technology. But what was important was humanity, respect, education between people. There was silence, in the midst of birdsong, and rarely a dog barking. Curse words? Fights? Indecent songs? The general environment was never considered to be a family environment. If there was a song, it was one or another person singing romantic background songs, with a smile on their lips, and ready to say a happy "hi", or "good morning", to anyone.

Few people had the money to buy television, and people stayed on the street giving "a little finger of prose", which lasted for hours and hours and hours. At the table at home, the family got together, I as a child did not know the things of life, but the table, my uncles, my father, my mother talked about life and the things that happened. This was my real school, because education is not putting information on something or someone, because if that were my computer it is extremely polite. But education is to live, to live moments of pure joy, disconnected from the perverted imagination of current thinking.

At that table, with relatives and friends, I learned about dignity, respect, love, understanding, and many rules to be happy, such as not needing to be deceived by riches, because true wealth is inside and not outside. But today it is considered that happiness comes from outside, generating depression and stress.

I live in the midst of technology, study technology, dream science, study concepts. People can see me and think that I am a product of technology, because unlike the natural, I am more technological than younger people. 

But I add, that in fact, I am that simple boy who observes nature, who talks to himself to see the true direction of life, regardless of technology, if humanity were pure. But that society died, giving way to this society, and in this society, I don't see the purity and simplicity of the one that I was seeing its end. He was sadly watching the turn of a new era, an era when pleasure is more important than character, where dignity and respect are considered boring, and vulgarity is praised. 

And in this current society, I became like the drizzle of São Paulo, that every day at dawn fell all over the place, leaving droplets of water on everything, and that I liked to run my finger and make drawings, that drizzle was the simplicity of in the past, the purity that descended on São Paulo, a drizzle that no longer exists, as well as that natural purity that did not exist only in nature, but also in the hearts of men, when it ceased to exist, I learned that technology and science, when disconnected from human immorality, are linked to the purity of nature, and the logic of the universe.

So if the simple and pure society ceased to exist as drizzle, the laws of nature still exist, with their perfect and immutable form, free from hypocrisies and falsehood. So I did not stop being a person who loves nature, but I searched for nature in a way that few people can see.