If you saw the movie Avatar

remember that the Na’vi,

the natives of Pandora,

instead of saying “I love you”

They used to say “I see you.”

To see the other is to recognize him

as someone very similar to you,

go beyond surfacing

and immerse yourself in Being.

It means more than seeing

the other physically.

It means to see a look

loving inside the other,

with understanding, acceptance

and connection of our common vulnerability, humanity and Divinity.

I see your pain.

I see your strengths.

I see you and accept

Everything i see,

even what I dislike

even what is different

to my beliefs.

I see your light

I see you without judging you

without blaming you

I see you beyond any

expectation and projection,

since they can harm you

and hide your identity

deeper.

I see you in all your dimensions

and in the wealth of all your

experiences.

I see you, it is my way of receiving you unconditionally, and by doing so

I allow you to see and receive you as you are.

I see you, it means letting yourself be irradiated,

without filters, without masks and without fears.

When I say “I see you”

is that I’m leaving

aside my judgment,

my prejudices

to see you for real

entirely,

how you really are

and I accept you

exactly how you are

I see you because I

i can see myself too

Something beautiful,

among the tribes

from South Africa,

the most common greeting

(In Zulu) is Sawubona,

Means “I see you”

It is a way of seeing the other,

to accept it as it is,

with his virtues,

with its light, and

also with its flaws

“That’s how I exist for you.”

I respect you, I value you,

You are important to me

and I accept you

“I accept you as you are,

and you are part of me”