KlausKommoss
Parvinjun 1972
Parvin.
When she came into my life, some 40 years ago, everything changed for ever. Although thinking was becoming my profession and seemed to be my fate I had, until then, never wasted the faintest thought on something like a steady relationship. And yet, without much transition, without any doubt or fear, we immediately merged and became an entity, something entirely new. Maybe for the first time in my life I had completely abandoned thinking, without the slightest hesitation, abandoned the shining path of reason and followed my heart, which I barely had noticed so far.
Of course, I could never really have known what a wonderful life was lying ahead of us because it was not waiting for us as individuals but for us as something we created the moment we met.
Today I sometimes look back almost in disbelief how this miracle actually happened. But the innate tendency for logical reasoning and analysis of cause and effect has lost its rule over me – in a way she cured me of it, she healed me of this sometimes crippling disease – and I happily sail on, lapping it all up while it lasts.
She was a physicist, a thinker herself, but she is so much more. She came from far away (from Iran) like a force of nature to clear the path for “Us”.
Parvinjun 1972
Parvin.
When she came into my life, some 40 years ago, everything changed for ever. Although thinking was becoming my profession and seemed to be my fate I had, until then, never wasted the faintest thought on something like a steady relationship. And yet, without much transition, without any doubt or fear, we immediately merged and became an entity, something entirely new. Maybe for the first time in my life I had completely abandoned thinking, without the slightest hesitation, abandoned the shining path of reason and followed my heart, which I barely had noticed so far.
Of course, I could never really have known what a wonderful life was lying ahead of us because it was not waiting for us as individuals but for us as something we created the moment we met.
Today I sometimes look back almost in disbelief how this miracle actually happened. But the innate tendency for logical reasoning and analysis of cause and effect has lost its rule over me – in a way she cured me of it, she healed me of this sometimes crippling disease – and I happily sail on, lapping it all up while it lasts.
She was a physicist, a thinker herself, but she is so much more. She came from far away (from Iran) like a force of nature to clear the path for “Us”.