29/05/2025
Manifest: Freedom from the Known
We live in a world where truths that were meant to liberate us have been transformed into tools of enslavement. What was supposed to be the foundation of morality and justice has become the exclusive privilege of the few, not a universal principle for all. The rules meant to protect humanity from its own mistakes have been used to legitimize systems that, instead of leading to peace, keep us in subjugation. This is what happened to the Ten Commandments—a set of principles that should have empowered us to build a better, more just world, but became a tool in the hands of those who divided us into the “pure” and the “sinful,” the “entitled” and the “excluded.”
Today, as in the past, a similar fate awaits new technologies. Just as the Ten Commandments were interpreted for the benefit of the elites, now new tools are being introduced that, in the hands of a few, control the masses. Artificial intelligence, which should serve to solve the problems of humanity, becomes, in the hands of the few, an instrument of division, uncertainty, and fear.
We, the creators of this manifesto, call for freedom from the known—the false beliefs that separate us from our true nature. We demand a return to the roots, to what is original and true—principles that unite, not divide; that liberate, not constrain. Freedom from the distorted narratives that, instead of strengthening, weaken our community.
We want the Ten Commandments, not as a tool of fear, but as a foundation of compassion. We want an ideology that is not reserved for priests or politicians, but accessible to anyone who seeks to build a world based on respect, freedom, and equality. We want moral principles that were once meant to serve as guides to be available to all—not as a decree, but as an expression of shared wisdom and care for others.
Freedom from the known means liberation from the interpretations created by those who sought to maintain control. Freedom from the fear of the unknown and a return to trust in what is common, understandable, and applicable in every aspect of life. It is a return to fundamental truths that don’t require external validation but, in themselves, define our humanity.
We call upon all those who wish to live in harmony with themselves and the world to join the fight for the restoration of the original value of principles that were once regarded as beacons, not tools of control. A community should not be based on division but on understanding, mutual support, and respect.
Let us shed the weight of false interpretations that divide us. Let us build a new, true space where the Ten Commandments, moral principles, and technologies serve to create a better world—a world where we do not fear one another, but together strive for freedom, peace, and justice.
For true freedom begins when we are no longer afraid of what has been imposed upon us by others, and we start creating our reality ourselves—a reality full of understanding, not fear; full of compassion, not division.
29/05/2025 rok Newcastle upon Tyne
