Pablo Neruda's poem calls for taking a moment of stillness and silence to appreciate life. In just 12 seconds, it envisions people from all walks of life - fishermen, salt gatherers, and war makers - stopping their activities to rest with their brothers. This moment of doing nothing could interrupt humanity's constant rushing and bring insight into better understanding ourselves and our connection to the earth.
Pablo Neruda's poem calls for taking a moment of stillness and silence to appreciate life. In just 12 seconds, it envisions people from all walks of life - fishermen, salt gatherers, and war makers - stopping their activities to rest with their brothers. This moment of doing nothing could interrupt humanity's constant rushing and bring insight into better understanding ourselves and our connection to the earth.
Pablo Neruda's poem calls for taking a moment of stillness and silence to appreciate life. In just 12 seconds, it envisions people from all walks of life - fishermen, salt gatherers, and war makers - stopping their activities to rest with their brothers. This moment of doing nothing could interrupt humanity's constant rushing and bring insight into better understanding ourselves and our connection to the earth.
Pablo Neruda's poem calls for taking a moment of stillness and silence to appreciate life. In just 12 seconds, it envisions people from all walks of life - fishermen, salt gatherers, and war makers - stopping their activities to rest with their brothers. This moment of doing nothing could interrupt humanity's constant rushing and bring insight into better understanding ourselves and our connection to the earth.