Una vez más reafirmo que la etapa de la infancia es sumamente importante. Los seres humanos van moldeando el carácter, las futuras actitudes y la empatía por el entorno que los rodea. Muchos psicólogos y psiquiatras lo han evidenciado a través de sus estudios e investigaciones.

La falta de amor es la causa de todos los males del mundo, y no necesito investigar mucho para saberlo. Los seres humanos, desde que nacen, solicitan caricias para sentirse protegidos y amados. De esta manera poco a poco van adaptándose al mundo que los rodea.

El ser humano a estas alturas no ha entendido que si no hay AMOR la vida es insignificante, y que traer un niño al mundo es una responsabilidad. Desde el mismo momento de la concepción, el ser humano percibe si es amado o rechazado, y esto lo va arrastrando durante toda su vida.

Cuando se presentan situaciones extrañas, para no especificar ni caer en controversias, lo primero que dicen los padres es que no saben por qué sucedió porque era un niño tan sano. No entiendo como no pueden ver lo que está ante sus ojos, como dice el dicho: “No hay peor ciego que el que no quiere ver”.

Durante mi transitar por esta vida, he visto casos que me han dejado sin palabras, seres humanos amigos que nunca han logrado superar la carencia de afecto, los maltratos y la indiferencia de sus padres. La mayoría de las veces el silencio de las madres ante estas situación son peores. Y los llevan a encerrarse en una coraza para no amar y a las drogas para evadir sus problemas.

También a los niños sin padres ni hogares, que tienen que vivir en orfanatos carentes de todo el amor y de las cosas materiales necesarias para sobrevivir.

A todos ellos los vi reflejados en un filme muy famoso, El Grinch. Muchas personas me hicieron referencia sobre este filme, todos dijeron que era “amargado”, pero no he oído que nadie se preguntara:

Cindy-Lou fue la única con la sensibilidad y capacidad de darse cuenta que El Grinch le faltaba amor, cariño y comprensión.

A pesar de su corta edad, pudo distinguir y darse cuenta de sus necesidades de afecto. No vio su color verde ni su fealdad, sino que logra ver su corazón mucho más allá de lo que aparenta.

Me fascinó la interpretación Taylor Momsen. Logró captar mi atención, mis aplausos para esta actriz.

Este filme está basada en el libro “¡Cómo el Grinch robó la Navidad!”, del escritor Theodor Seuss Geisel. Fue estrenada en noviembre del año 2000, dirigida por Ron Howard y producida por Universal Pictures y Illumination Entertainment.

Rick Baker, fue ganador al premio Oscar en el año 2001 por los efectos de maquillaje en este filme. Los invito a disfrutar de este filme, son 105 minutos de comedia y diversión.

Les envío mi abrazo fraternal a todos esos “Grinch” con los cuales compartí y me topé en mi camino. Les deseo que hayan encontrado su lugar en este mundo y el amor.

Namasté, gracias por visitar mi blog en #Hive.

[ESP]

Once again I reaffirm that the childhood stage is extremely important. Human beings are molding the character, future attitudes and empathy for the environment around them. Many psychologists and psychiatrists have evidenced this through their studies and research.

Lack of love is the cause of all the evils of the world, and I don't need much research to know it. Human beings, since they are born, ask for caresses to feel protected and loved. In this way, little by little, they adapt to the world around them.

Human beings have not yet understood that if there is no LOVE, life is insignificant, and that bringing a child into the world is a responsibility. From the very moment of conception, the human being perceives whether he is loved or rejected, and this is carried throughout his life.

When strange situations arise, in order not to specify or fall into controversy, the first thing the parents say is that they do not know why it happened because it was such a healthy child. I do not understand how they cannot see what is before their eyes, as the saying goes: "There is no worse blind person than the one who does not want to see".

During my journey through this life, I have seen cases that have left me speechless, human beings friends who have never managed to overcome the lack of affection, abuse and indifference of their parents. Most of the time, the mothers' silence in the face of these situations is worse. And they lead them to enclose themselves in an armor not to love and to drugs to evade their problems.

Also the children without parents or homes, who have to live in orphanages lacking all the love and material things necessary to survive.

I saw all of them reflected in a very famous film, The Grinch. Many people made reference to me about this film, they all said it was "bitter", but I have not heard anyone ask:

The Grinch's message is very clear: he doesn't want Christmas because he has nothing and his soul is empty. In his mind he has no positive memory, no anchor to hold him to this world, he has totally lost empathy. He is incapable of a caress, a loving word or a smile because he never had one and you can't give what you don't have.

After enjoying this movie I can say that for me "Grinch" is the lack of love, from now on I will use it to name the beings incapable of love.

I had not wanted to see that movie, I always avoided it. It didn't catch my attention because its green color is ugly. Here I reflect my stereotypes and paradigms of society, everything ugly is bad and that's why I rejected it.

Jim Carrey is a very good actor but I don't like him. However, his performance as The Grinch was excellent. He is the character around which the whole plot revolves, who represents resentment, hatred and bitterness.

Like The Grinch there are many human beings in the world who are dragging their unhappiness and not having had a happy childhood. With material and love deficiencies, they cannot be expected to act in any other way.

Villa Quien represents the indifferent and banal society that only live by appearances. Beings who do not see beyond their eyes to realize that someone needed support and asked for a hand out of the situation in which he lived. It is preferable to close our eyes. Let the party go on and let the world collapse around them. A consumerist and wasteful society.

Christmas is carried in the soul and feelings, in the joy of the birth of the redeemer of the World. These are days of reflection and of searching within ourselves. To be thankful for all that we have received and to move forward with our heads held high and full of hope.

The best gift we can give is our love and wrap it with a smile.

Cindy-Lou was the only one with the sensitivity and ability to realize that The Grinch lacked love, affection and understanding.

Despite her young age, she was able to distinguish and realize his need for affection. He did not see his green color or his ugliness, but manages to see his heart far beyond what it appears.

I was fascinated by Taylor Momsen's performance. She managed to capture my attention, my applause for this actress.

This film is based on the book "How the Grinch Stole Christmas!" by writer Theodor Seuss Geisel. It was released in November 2000, directed by Ron Howard and produced by Universal Pictures and Illumination Entertainment.

Rick Baker won an Oscar in 2001 for the makeup effects in this film.

I invite you to enjoy this film, it is 105 minutes of comedy and fun.

I send my fraternal embrace to all those "Grinch" with whom I shared and bumped into on my way. I wish you have found your place in this world and love.

Namaste, thank you for visiting my blog at #Hive.

Capture imágenes de la película El Grinch de diferentes páginas de internet. Les dejo el reconocimiento de la primera:

Capture images of the movie The Grinch from different internet pages. I leave you the recognition of the first one:

Also capture the movie images directly from Netflix.

El separador de las campanas es de pixabay:

The separator for the bells is from pixabay:

Revise algunas páginas sobre el tema aquí les dejo los link:

”La falta de amor y cariño afecta al desarrollo y madurez de los niños:”