CHESS MASTER

Kasparov, Capablanca and some others were always praised as brilliant chess players, both with immeasurable intelligence in the moment of acting either in a match or in real life. Through the years people have been wondering how to play with subtlety and effectiveness, searching for techniques that would make some things easier and lighter; fetching the idea of being a CHESS MASTER.

You and I know that in every minute that suddenly dies, there are situations we seem not to fix or even to encore. Moments which take us to the border of madness, doubtful ideas that seem to be killing our expectations and hopes. But that is life, full of surprises, awful experiences, good memories; people who come and go, feelings that are found even in the strangest place on earth or outside.

Let us do something, let us remember ---memories have always been a great comfy escape from our reality. Remember when you were at school, 2nd grade of high school; sunny days through the summer and rainy ones in winter, good and bad teachers, problems typically found in youth: boyfriends and girlfriends, disappointments, congratulations. Everything was mixed up like medicine when you immediately shake it up, moreover the things used to look despairing, like a non-ending road. However, what have you done about it then? Have you cried out in pain and self pity while the others seem not to be so helpful? Have you looked for some friends and people around to feel better and sheltered? Have the colors of those days faded away with your tears? Have you jolted of great ecstasy when being surrounded by the people you loved?

Perhaps, too many questions and just few answers. Everything is a process we have to go through, feeling every second from our heads to toes and furthermore living them to the fullest. Therefore, everything seemed and seems to be a chess game.

The question now is if you would bear standing straight with your beliefs and creed; if you would be strong enough to play the game cleverly. I think you can, I know you can!

It is not important how things look like, but how you act about them.

Just remember this:

Move the chess table and the pieces will keep being in their same checks; move the pieces and whatever the table looks like you will be one movement ahead and closer to win.