This essay examines the cycle of violence and its consequences in society, suggesting a need for greater awareness.
Inherent Slaves: A Reflection for Humanity examines the recurring cycle of war, violence, and hatred in human civilization and questions whether humanity truly understands their consequences. The essay argues that violence reproduces further violence across generations and that modern political structures concentrate power in the hands of a small number of authorities while billions of individuals remain largely passive participants. It explores how fear, social conditioning, and the human tendency to escape responsibility contribute to a form of psychological or internalized slavery. The work ultimately calls for the recovery of awareness, love, and freedom as essential conditions for genuine human responsibility and the future of humanity.
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