5. Value is created.
To value is a verb, an action where the subject who says "I" gives value to the things around them, a subjective act born from lived experiences that assumes its own synthesis. Knowing the value of certain gestures or things is not obvious, since everything changes depending on who perceives it. To value is to remember an encounter, it is the memory of an intention that was intimately exposed to what it didn't know, and that, in that unstable place which is the unconscious, understood, with curiosity, the complexity of a simple gesture that hid great value to be revealed.
There is a great difference with learning pre-established values. These values are considered the assets of a culture that, through its agreements, forms a community. And these agreements are generally considered to be objective and superior to others, creating closed identities that become judges of the deviant.
The body is a place of great fertility that crosses sensibilities and techniques, and where the experiences it goes through trace connections in the conscious mind. These traces form crossroads that trigger insights and polish the prism through which we feel our world. Our interaction with this prism is decided by our experiences and, therefore, daring to do, to try, to fail is a privileged means of learning.
Not to forget: "You protect what you love, and you love what you know."
5. Value is created.