La “solitudine positiva”Parliamo di solitudine con un’artista che si definisce “un solitario” tanto di arrivare a scrivere di se stesso “Ricordo bene che scorrendo in modo più razionale la scelta delle canzoni che avevo inciso, mi ero reso conto di quanto il tratto comune di tutte potesse essere racchiuso in una sola parola e che, tale parola, era solitudine.”
Massimo Priviero ha raccolto i suoi pensieri in un libro, “Amore e rabbia”, che ripercorre la sua vita attraverso un intenso percorso introspettivo. Gli chiediamo di condividere con noi le sue riflessioni sulla solitudine.

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(by Annalisa Balestrieri)

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Regardless of who you are or what it is that you do, there are great benefits of writing.  It’s shown how writing helps to rationalize emotions, to calm us down, even to improve our physical and mental health by lowering the levels of stress, anxiety, and depression.
It helps us to see more clearly what we want to tell. The search for the right words obliges us to strive to give a logical sense to our thoughts, to focus the salient points of what we want to say and to give them the right weight.
If journaling is a way of writing addressed only to ourselves, there are also forms of writing that are made to be shared. For example when we write a letter and tell a friend, presumably far away, what is happening to us we are sharing with one or more people. We can also find ourselves writing for a wider audience—For example if we are thinking of writing a book.
Massimo Priviero, the Italian rock star, said of his new book, “Amore e rabbia (Love and Anger),”