The Invisible Prison: Learning to live in freedom

“…We will defend up to an extreme what we’ve learned to believe, the way in which we’ve learned to live, even if that makes us suffer… we prefer to kill or die, before accepting that nothing exists where we’ve always stumbled, that there’s only a memory, an idea, a habit, and that all our suffering is due to an absurd dream in memory. It’s like a prison, Martín: an invisible prison!” These are words which the author has his character don Eligio say, and they are the harsh description of the millennium fake in which we have been living. This is an impressive work that offers us the key to open the door of “The invisible prison” in which we are trapped. It’s a liberating work that we deserve giving to ourselves. Dear reader, this might be an opportunity… discover it!