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    Prophecy on Superhuman

    By Jean de Mazac

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    TRUTH vs. LIE;
    KNOWLEDGE vs. BLIND BELIEF;
    TRUE LOVE vs. TRADE with LOVE;

    ~ THE PROPHECY ON SUPERHUMAN ~

    Prophecy on Superhuman is an epic-philosophic work describing the last days of a Prophet sitting before the gates of Golden city and heralding the human of the new age – Superhuman, who should be born through WILL TO KNOW.
    Will to knowledge is put into the sharp opposite to the blind belief and ignorance, which Prophet uncompromisingly criticizes, as well as the powerful ones who are abusing it; (which will prove fatal to him). Prophet announces the birth of the higher man - Superhuman - who shall be freer of gods and who shall be capable of the truest love that cannot be achieved without the will-to-know.

    WILL TO KNOW - that's what brings us the freedom!
    WILL TO KNOW – that's the way of man to his immortality!
    WILL TO KNOW – that's the immortality of Superhuman!
    Do not be afraid of death but of life lived without knowledge. Because death does not concern us… but being does!
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherJean de Mazac
    Release dateDec 7, 2017
    ISBN9788097286354
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