The question of freedom has pursued human beings since their beginnings; can we truly be free? Is being free doing whatever we want? How does our freedom affect that of others? In this new adventure, Pilar Sordo confronts these unknowns, understanding that being free is basica...
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the freedom to be who I am
The question of freedom has pursued human beings since their beginnings; can we truly be free? Is being free doing whatever we want? How does our freedom affect that of others? In this new adventure, Pilar Sordo confronts these unknowns, understanding that being free is basically living consciously and without fear. However, on this path to freedom, we will encounter many barriers; on the one hand, those emotional “anesthetics” that make us lose contact with ourselves, and on the other, a society that is focused on forming models that are functional for it. Overcoming these mandates and conquering those guilts and fears is the call made by The Freedom to Be Who I Am. Along these same lines, this journey also seeks to update the differences between the masculine and the feminine, addressing the way in which patriarchal culture determines the freedom of both men and women. -- The question of freedom has pursued human beings since their beginnings; can we truly be free? Is being free doing whatever we want? How does our freedom affect that of others? In this new adventure, Pilar Sordo confronts these unknowns, understanding that being free is basically living consciously and without fear. However, on this path to freedom, we will encounter many barriers; on the one hand, those emotional “anesthetics” that make us lose contact with ourselves, and on the other, a society that is focused on forming models that are functional for it. Overcoming these mandates and conquering those guilts and fears is the call made by The Freedom to Be Who I Am. Along these same lines, this journey also seeks to update the differences between the masculine and the feminine, addressing the way in which patriarchal culture determines the freedom of both men and women. |
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