Freedom Is What You Suspect: A child mostly uncluttered by the biases of a long life feels deeply her own demise. In an instant a young girl faces death and learns the greatest secret of the greatest question of the living Universe. What is Death? What happens when we become it? The child comes face to face with the absolute truth of what all human beings are, and have been. She realizes what it is when all identity, all history, all learning, all opinions and people, anyone's heaven and hell, all lies and controls - fall away. She knows completely what she truly is without justification. She knows Absolute Freedom in a flash lost in the infinite void of eternity. She returned with confirmable knowledge which realized the very root of her Existence. She will strive for the length of her life to manifest into reality that place of absolute peace and serenity, where judgment and penalty do no exist. A place of infinite Freedom where she exists purely without fear or consequence, and so, free from the negative reactions that over time turn people into what they used hate to escape. She will live her life as she specifically chooses. Experiencing life as a malleable dream that she controls through her own perceptions, always knowing that she will one day, in an instant, return to the place of complete Calmness. The most profound knowledge she holds, which she strains to stretch to you, is that she can never be away from this holy and cleansing place, that her very being is, this--unnamed--nameless thing...This that set her Free. This is true Freedom. This is the root of her Revolt.
| ISBN: | 9780977124329 |
| Publication date: | 1st January 2024 |
| Author: | Stephan Pacheco |
| Illustrator: | J P Farquar |
| Publisher: | Pacheco Humility Foundation |
| Format: | Paperback |
| Pagination: | 204 pages |
| Series: | Manifest Utopia |
| Genres: |
Phenomenology and Existentialism LGBTQ+ Studies / topics Western philosophy: Enlightenment |
Freedom Is What You Suspect: A child mostly uncluttered by the biases of a long life feels deeply her own demise. In an instant a young girl faces death and learns the greatest secret of the greatest question of the living Universe. What is Death? What happens when we become it? The child comes face to face with the absolute truth of what all human beings are, and have been. She realizes what it is when all identity, all history, all learning, all opinions and people, anyone's heaven and hell, all lies and controls - fall away. She knows completely what she truly is without justification. She knows Absolute Freedom in a flash lost in the infinite void of eternity. She returned with confirmable knowledge which realized the very root of her Existence. She will strive for the length of her life to manifest into reality that place of absolute peace and serenity, where judgment and penalty do no exist. A place of infinite Freedom where she exists purely without fear or consequence, and so, free from the negative reactions that over time turn people into what they used hate to escape. She will live her life as she specifically chooses. Experiencing life as a malleable dream that she controls through her own perceptions, always knowing that she will one day, in an instant, return to the place of complete Calmness. The most profound knowledge she holds, which she strains to stretch to you, is that she can never be away from this holy and cleansing place, that her very being is, this--unnamed--nameless thing...This that set her Free. This is true Freedom. This is the root of her Revolt.
The Girl features in the following genres: Phenomenology and Existentialism, LGBTQ+ Studies / topics, Western philosophy: Enlightenment
The Girl is available in Paperback
The Girl was written by Stephan Pacheco and published by Pacheco Humility Foundation
The Girl has 204 pages
Yes it is part of Manifest Utopia series