Mother Liberté: Are you a slave to your desires or the master of your will?

Regardless of our race, beliefs, or where we come from, we are all beings of freedom, exploring our inner selves in search of our own truths. Is slavery present in the modern world? Do we really have freedom? Slavery is still present, as some slaves mistakenly think they are not enslaved. Our freedom has become a form of enslavement, as we are bound by harmful relationships, dependent on harmful habits, false truths, and broken commitments. Freedom is more than satisfying our personal wants; it can also involve managing our harmful urges. Are your desires controlling you or are you in charge of your will? Simone Maryam pioneers the literary style “puzzle fiction”, a signature style, blending philosophy with a puzzle-like narrative, where the curious reader must solve their own dilemmas. Indeed, the book enchants us from its very first words. It holds our attention; we are eager to read more and more, to know the unfolding of a narrative on desire, slavery and freedom. This is the right time to address the themes of freedom, slavery and desire. In this world full of delusions, where we seek our own truth, and where we bravely struggle to free ourselves from the shackles of fear, of prejudice, and all that keeps us from rejecting what no longer serves us. Against a backdrop of blindfolded freedom: Are we slaves to our desire or masters of our own will? Brazilian slavery forces us to reflect on the slave owners, shackled by their own wickedness. And in an almost paradisical setting, Simone Maryam takes us with the power of the word to a bygone world, where the seeds of prejudice against blacks, women, and humble people, regardless of their colour, sprouted grotesque trees with claw-like branches, which continue to haunt us today.
ASIN: B0DFVC2J8H
VSKU: BVV.B0DFVC2J8H.VG
Condition: Very Good
Author/Artist:Maryam, Simone
Binding: Paperback
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Condition Notes: Book has little sign of wear or use