sábado, 1 de agosto de 2026

STORIES FROM HORROR| On the Edge of the Abyss

 There are moments when darkness ceases to be a distant shadow and becomes the very ground we walk on. We peer into the abyss—that breaking point where fear paralyzes and uncertainty threatens to devour everything—and we feel the temptation to back away.

However, true bravery rarely arises in the absence of terror.

The bravest paths are not those free of danger, but those walked with trembling knees and eyes wide open. Facing the abyss, taking a step forward is not an act of overwhelming force; it is a silent decision not to surrender to the unknown. In the end, the light is not found by avoiding the darkness, but by walking through it.

 
 Patricia López Muñoz 
 Student of English Studies 
 High Technician in Sociocultural Animation Specialist in Immigration 
High Technician in Social Integration

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