Delusion (eBook, ePUB) - Djamalov, Abutalip
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Delusion is a powerful philosophical essay by Abutalip Djamalov that dares to confront silence, power, and the forgotten bond between humanity and nature. Written in a poetic yet precise style, this book explores the collapse of systems built on lies, the price of truth, and the cosmic duty of awakening.
From stolen discoveries to the voice of the Earth, from institutional betrayal to the calling of the stars - each chapter builds a bridge between inner reflection and universal responsibility. Through deeply personal reflections and sharp societal critique, the author challenges readers to…mehr

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Produktbeschreibung
Delusion is a powerful philosophical essay by Abutalip Djamalov that dares to confront silence, power, and the forgotten bond between humanity and nature. Written in a poetic yet precise style, this book explores the collapse of systems built on lies, the price of truth, and the cosmic duty of awakening.

From stolen discoveries to the voice of the Earth, from institutional betrayal to the calling of the stars - each chapter builds a bridge between inner reflection and universal responsibility. Through deeply personal reflections and sharp societal critique, the author challenges readers to listen to the whisper of truth that lives within us all.

A profound journey through injustice, conscience, cosmic wonder, and the quiet resistance of thought. Delusion is not just a book - it's a call to remember who we truly are.

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Autorenporträt
Abutalip Djamalov is a Kazakh thinker and philosophical essayist whose writings explore the fragile relationship between truth, nature, and human conscience. With decades of reflection and resistance behind his words, he speaks not as a theorist, but as someone who lived the silence, betrayal, and awakening of a generation. Delusion is his voice and his invitation to listen.