Blindness Within: The True Crisis of Our Age
- queeniva89
- Nov 12
- 1 min read
The crisis of our time is not what surrounds us — it’s what we refuse to see within ourselves.We are a species hypnotized by reflection, mistaking the image for the essence. We call it truth when it soothes us, wisdom when it agrees with us, and peace when it silences the discomfort of awareness. But in that comfort, we have buried clarity.
Humanity hides behind its own illusions.The pack clings to safety because safety promises belonging — even if it means blindness. We inherit beliefs like heirlooms, polish them, defend them, and call them identity. Yet every borrowed conviction is another link in the chain that binds the spirit.
Freedom demands a kind of violence — not against others, but against the illusions we have built to protect ourselves. To awaken is to strip the false skin of borrowed belief, to stand naked before the raw pulse of existence and face what is real, without narrative or excuse.
The Lone Wolf does not walk away from the world; he walks through it — awake, unarmored, unafraid of truth’s sharp edge.Freedom is not rebellion against society. It is revolt against one’s own conditioning.
When the illusions fall away, the silence that remains is not empty. It is alive — vast, merciless, and holy.Only there does awakening begin.
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