Phinicias. The Rose of the Winds (English Edition), #4

A sweeping, deeply philosophical exploration of human history, power, and perception, this book weaves together pivotal historical moments, cultural milestones, and existential reflections. From ancient Rome to modern technological tragedies, each chapter examines the invisible threads of propaganda, the artificial constructs of morality, and the cyclical nature of human conflict-often visualized as an eternal Ouroboros.
Through the eyes of soldiers, emperors, rebels, and thinkers, the narrative challenges conventional views on good and evil, urging readers to look beyond superficial dogmas and confront the raw, metaphysical reality of existence. It is a profound meditation on free will, mortality, spiritual awakening, and the eternal search for truth amidst the illusions of the material world.