The Human Mirage: An Ontological Manifesto

At the onset of an unprecedented systemic imbalance, this text refuses to remain trapped in representation - which would merely be another attempt to distance oneself from reality. What matters here is getting straight to the essence, so that the reader undergoes a descent to the very origin of this fracture. This manifesto stems from the need to put into words what we flee out of comfort or fear, through a voice that is both subjective and radical. It explores the illusions saturating our lives: power, victimhood, the loss of the sacred, or social capture are addressed from a radically new perspective. Through foundational archetypes - the father, the mother, the man, and the woman - this text connects the intimate, the social, and the political without ever seeking to join a camp, with the sole aim of breaching our certitudes. Why read this manifesto? It will not provide you with ready-made answers. Its purpose lies elsewhere. it invites you to step out of conflict, to renounce the mirage of control, fusion, or struggle, in order to rediscover a living alliance between man and woman. It is a text for those who choose to enter a book willing to be seized by what is most fundamental in the human experience: the self-evident.