Neil Young conversa con Charlie Rose sobre su carrera, su matrimonio, su proceso creativo y sus convicciones espirituales. Encontré fascinante esta parte de la entrevista:
ROSE: OK. Well, then, tell me this. What did the brain aneurysm teach you, tell you? YOUNG: It give me more faith. ROSE: Did it really? Faith in? YOUNG: I don`t know. I don`t know. I have faith. I don`t know what it is. I know there are a lot of stories. There is the Bible. There is the Koran. There are all of these things. Everybody`s got one. Everybody has a faith. And there are stories that have gone through the ages and I respect all of them. But I don`t know where I fit in. I just have faith. I believe in nature. I love nature. My church is my forest. I like to walk in the trees, look up. The trees are so old. They are so tall. They are so natural. They are so beautiful. And I just like to touch them, hear my footprints. That to me, that is my church, that`s my cathedral. I don`t have a robe. I don`t have a book. I don`t know my book. If I have a book, I haven`t read it? Somehow, it is missing, so — but I have faith and I respect faith. I respect my friend Jonathan, who is working on the car, and his family are a beautiful Christian family. I went to their church with them. I sat there and I listened. It was a beautiful family gathering of people, all sharing, you know. And I feel the faith, I feel it. But I don`t — I think I could have easily gone, you know, with a Muslim family and sat with them and gotten on my knees and had the same feeling.
Mario Núñez Molina es profesor de psicología en el Recinto Universitario de Mayagüez. Desde hace cinco años escribe en este blog artículos sobre tecnologías de aprendizaje y temáticas relacionadas al proceso de enseñanza-aprendizaje.
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