Denis Letendre

The Power of Freedom (eBook, ePUB)

• Format: ePub

Produktbeschreibung

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The Power of Freedom examines the roles of drugs, alcohol, and promiscuous behavior in American society and shows how America could experience rebirth by rejecting these behaviors. The Power of Freedom examines the roles of drugs, alcohol, and promiscuous behavior in American society and shows how America could experience rebirth by rejecting these behaviors.

A baby boomer growing up in the 1960s, author Denis Letendre lived life to the fullest, truly embodying the slogan of the times: "Sex, drugs, and rock and roll." For five years after graduating from high school, Letendre experimented with drugs, alcohol, and sex. In The Power of Freedom, he explores those experiences and the lessons learned in the context of energy, power, and freedom. Through this five-year social experiment, Letendre discovered an enormous source of energy and realized a way to institute great change in the United States. The Power of Freedom examines the following topics in detail:

• Reality and self-created alternate realities
• Change from within
• Freedom, the greatest source of energy
• The source and effects of the energy
• Historical changes
• An alternate future with solutions for the human condition

The Power of Freedom communicates how both today's world and the future are faced with unprecedented challenges. It shows how the change from within and the rejection of harmful behaviors will have a lasting and positive effect. Our species is facing the greatest threat to civilization. What threat? Arrogance, greed, and artificial intelligence. Freedom is the catalyst to create energy far greater than nuclear, fusion, solar, wind, oil, coal, or gas. We can evolve to a higher life form when we engage our true potential.

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Produktdetails

• Verlag: Denis Letendre
• Seitenzahl: 155
• Erscheinungstermin: 26. März 2022
• Englisch
• ISBN-13: 9781957378534
• Artikelnr.: 63681411