Juny Breeze: I believe in astrology but not in fact

that our destinies have been written in the stars.

More in the sense that, the proximity of the sun to the Earth gives us at certain times of the year tomatoes, watermelons, asparagus, for example.

Well, there are gems, bulls, capricorns at certain times of the year.

I feel that astrology gives a fairly accurate picture of people's primitive reaction to certain stimuli, but not their entire reaction.

I was born in June, I'll be a cherry, a twin fruit

I am lion, I find myself there enough but when you dig you find the gemini.

A bird, I like the aerial, migratory aspect. I find that birds trust nature.

From my Moroccan origins I inspired some superstitions anchored in my education.

Although my family and I do not believe in it or very little.

We don't do certain things such as walking through the front door with the right foot, cleaning at night, we never sweep the broom when the sun has gone down.

I don't want to pass them on, I can say that these are superstitions that have existed but not that they govern life.

I like that we remain free, in the contemplation of the world but that we feel stressed because we are afraid. I have a Cartesian side to it.

I believe in the intention of the human being, which weighs on the atmosphere around us and which can modify the way in which we live things, the fruit of what we are going to do.

When you put a certain intention in a certain gesture, this is what is then called a ritual. And for me that's how rituals have meaning, whether they're religious or not. Like for example wishes, wishes...

When they are sincere, I think they have an ability to alter our state of mind and that of the universe around us.

I discovered stoicism recently. I also discovered that I was partly in this philosophy: rely on yourself on what you can do.

It is to accept that there are things that we cannot modify in the universe, which does not depend on us.

On the other hand, do everything to work on what depends on us. We often think of stoic people that they are passive but in reality it is more accepted with the humility that we have as a human being that we cannot act on everything.

What we can act on, we must act on.

The fact of accepting that there are things that we cannot modify, which proposes to us, gives inner peace.

In the sense that we do not waste time turning away from what we can really do.

My perfect dinner... I think there would be my mother... To eat well! 3 people only? Omar Sharif and Nelson Mandela, he seemed to be super nice. I'm sure he makes good jokes!