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SPECIAL REPORT ON SOCIAL SHOWS NEED FROM THE MONTH OF DECEMBER TO EXTEND FOR THE WHOLE YEAR. Confraternities, fraternity; donations; busy trade; family schedules, gifts, food, hugs, forgiveness. In Belém, the long awaited cold and the traditional rains of the Amazonian winter. It is December: month of buying the umbrella and warming up. Everything lights up in this month: the city, with the Christmas lights; the economy and the hearts of people who take time to do good. That December light many call Christmas Magic. Many decide to look at who is by their side and remember that love is The psychologist Keyla Youth reports that people look more supportive at Christmas. People look at each other and realize that they can help each other at least once a year. Let's imagine if we did not even have Christmas to help the other one, he points out. Something magical happens. This magic in quotation marks, which we can not palpate, synthesize in scientific evidence, but I believe that it is the construction of people as a being who wishes to be good, who wants to be a being aimed at good, continues. The year 2018, the year of elections, was a difficult year. Memes and testimonials on the internet highlight the difficulty that would be at the end of the year. According to the psychologist many families have been fragmented because of political issues today I see some patients wondering what their Christmas will be like this year. Somehow, they will have to do this confrontation, it remains to know if it will be friendly or According to psychologist Keyla it is common for people to apologize at the end of the year. Something happens that maybe it's in the metaphysical world and that I can not explain. How many people were not forgiven in December ?, asks the psychologist. Another issue Keyla points out is that when people think about Christmas there is a Christian conception of solidarity, but those who are not Christians also think of good. This intrigued me enough because we think of something religious as to be