In real life, when one breaks the ties that keep one united in the fabric of life, it also leaves a gap, a huge gap, but that does not mean that one cannot be rescued, yes it can, but first it is necessary that one Recognize what the invisible threads are that bind us to each other. What are our points of union? Our points of contact.
In her book "Lupita liked to iron," Laura Esquivel explores the profound connections that bind individuals together in life. She emphasizes that severing these ties creates noticeable voids, yet it is possible to find solace and recovery. The recognition of the invisible threads that link us to others is essential for healing and reconsolidation.
Esquivel urges readers to reflect on the points of union and contact that exist among people. By understanding these connections, individuals can navigate the gaps left by disconnection and work toward rebuilding their relationships and sense of belonging.
