Tell me, who do you have to impress?
“I have loved women even to madness, but I have always loved liberty better.”
― Giacomo Casanova
The land of wonder carries the tale of the Balthazar. Balthazar was the Cassanova of the land. Balthazar was the incarnation of cupid himself. The feminine would be enchanted with Balthazar’s charisma. Balthazar could sexually entice, provoke, escalate & execute.
Balthazar did not just love them, he could be for them. He could be the man of their dreams. For someone with shyness, Baltazar became their hero, for someone with intellect, Balthazar became their library, for someone with status, Balthazar became the barbarian, for someone with delicacy, Balthazar became the gentleman. As in wise, he became a poet, a soldier, a Romeo, a spartan, a Don Juan, and a tantra. Balthazar was all but none as well.
Because if Balthazar was alone, he became a nobody. Absolutely still, stateless and inert. This was Balthazar. He could be anyone in the world as long as he had a subject to impress upon.
Now do not shun Balthazar, or think of him as a shallow person. Because Balthazar never pretends or mimics for his subjects. Balthazar is actually equipped with voracious knowledge, skill & aptitude. He is, who he is at the moment for the subject.
But he finds his value only in the other.
Now, Let’s ask ourselves, Are we Balthazar? Do we become anyone as long as we have someone to impress?
Now, if it is “The Game”, Become the Balthazar, play it with your finesse. Be the one, who can ravish her with your prowess.
If it is not “The Game”, Do not Become the Balthazar. Because If you do, you will not have your own identity. You will only become someone as long as you have someone to impress. But when you are by yourself you become no one.
So why is the story of Balthazar important for us?
Because Balthazar will come or maybe he is looking at you from the mirror. Will you be able to recognize Balthazar?
