Blank stare, head stiff, muscles relaxed, mouth open: mind completely blank. It's not the result of any yoga session, nor the effect of a guided meditation, nor anything that has to do with mindfulness, like this, in English. It's the product of vacation, of true rest. The kind that, when I take it seriously, rewards me with a fleeting moment like this, of absolute nothingness, in which for a few moments my existence seems lighter, more ethereal, almost imperceptible. Then, the weight of my body is relieved, as if suspended, and if I remain still, in silence, I can come to feel how my atoms and those of the matter that surrounds me—breeze, sea, plants, light—are part of a whole.

Ana Obregón has once again struck the summer pose in Mallorca on the cover of the magazine Hello! with Anita, her two-year-and-five-month-old daughter, born from the frozen sperm of her late son. Five years after Aless's death, the actress and biologist opens the doors of El Manantial, the family residence on the Costa de los Pinos that she and her siblings have for sale. "It makes me very sad that this house is being sold. It will be difficult and hard, but I understand my siblings. It's hard to maintain such a large house, and above all, one with such an enormous emotional burden. Too many things are being said about the sale because there's nothing left to say. People from outside have come to see the house; none of them are Spanish!" the photo shoot in the mansion's gardens and pool. "What will I do in the summers with Anita? Look for somewhere else!" I would like Mallorca because it's like my second home, but I'm also very much in love with the north, for example, Cantabria..." she says about a future without El Manantial.