The Black Stone
The Black Stone Carlos Acózar Gómez - I think, my friends, that every journey in space is a journey in time but, at the same time, it implies another journey towards the interior of the traveler, a rediscovery of the self, which will return to the outside expressing a new, renewed being, more natural in its character and idiosyncrasy, more spontaneous. Like the boulder shaped by the river of life. I see him as the explorer of new lands and even as the warrior who advances through hostile territories, always alert to any sign, to the slightest change. If you allow me the pedantry, for me the traveler, conscious or not of it, moves in six dimensions: the three spatial and three temporal: past, present and future, the latter being understood as a becoming intuitable for the human imagination. - It would be, Sir Albert, what is commonly understood as the initiatory journey, where not only landscape and peasantry are discovered but the traveler ends up knowing himself, in the Delphic sens
