I am

I am is presented as a challenge, a daring, face a society many times backward and conservative. The first great thinker to face this paradigm, was a Jew called Jesus Christ about two thousand years ago. By declaring being son of God and by affirming his I am he broke the then existing structures. Inspired by this example, this book gives a shout of freedom that every human being must experience. We are not what the others say, and we are many times the personality that we create. We must be ourselves with the naked and raw truth. Following it, we will awaken our true I am and this will free us from our own fears forever. I am also puts in contradiction the rules, the false morals, the prejudices, the intolerance, and pride. Only when we find our main axle, we will define our priorities and the best way to realize them. The book poses pertinent questions relating to the correlated and inter-correlated relations. Finally, I am is a prime work that must be read in the light of the present society and if we put ourselves in the plot line, we will solve our failures and will discover that there is no greater happiness in the world than being together with our friends, our masters, with our belief and with our God. With them, we are stronger, and we will transform ourselves into advocates, spreaders, and protectors of the things of goodness. Do that. Be an apostle of goodwill, truth, the father and always practice love. A hug and proficient reading.

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Aldivan Torres is a writer consolidated in several genres. So far, the titles have been published in dozens of languages. From an early age, he has always been a lover of the art of writing, having consolidated a professional career from the second half of 2013. He hopes, with his writings, to contribute to international culture, arousing the pleasure of reading in those who do not have the habit. Your mission is to win the hearts of each of your readers. In addition to literature, his main amusements are music, travel, friends, family and the pleasure of life itself. "For literature, equality, fraternity, justice, dignity and honor of the human being always" is his motto.