To Mankind My Beautiful Family - Book 1 of Trilogy: Collected Writings of Abrar (Paperback)

To Mankind - My Beautiful Family, is a visionary yet simple to understand book that deciphers the light from the darkness. The main focus of this book is: 1. Unite mankind and abolish all corrupt ideological dogmas that divide humanity 2. Live Progressive Lives within an Atmosphere of Love and Peace 3. Shed all ways and practices that give rise to unnecessary contention4. Optimal and Sustainable Utilisation of Resources to serve Human Need not Greed5. Nothing belongs to anyone and whatever's there, is to be utilised for benefit of all and detriment of none6. Aim is to identify, unfold and actualize The Beauty (Constructive Potential) in Everyone... without The Fear of Destitution and/or Lure of Wealth7. Eventually moving towards FREE FLOW AND EXCHANGE OF WHOLESOME NOURISHMENT for body, mind and heart, interconnected and in balance with Universal Law. Abrar's attempt is similar to the archetypal prophet, Abrahim, who uses deduction as his iconoclastic claim against all forms of oppression, injustice, exploitation, deception and hypocrisy. His visions are not for the light-hearted as he does not patronize any institutions, nationalism, economic hegemony, fake entertainment, news media, orthodoxy or dogmatic ideologies. He deciphers and cuts through the control of Political Gangsters (Firaun), Economic Gangsters (Qaroon) and Religious Gangsters (Hamaan)... The Mold of Powercraft, Profitcraft and Priestcraft... The Satanic manipulation.He is vehemently against the Concept of Crystallised (Manufactured) Identities and the Concept of Exchange (Economic Manipulation) and states that for life to flourish both must be shed. Abrar is against any form of regimented ritual paraphernalia in whatever form as it limits the organic and creative impulse of humanity. We are not automatons and should not be subject to a robotic existence. The language in the writings does not follow any pattern and is unencumbered yet pierces directly at the human heart. It changes from text to hand-written notes by the author almost abruptly including multi-lingual expressions that are at times transliterated, alluding to experiences of the author from a holistic and transcendental perspective, yet grounded in true well-being of all mankind. Didactic and spontaneous conversations with various people ranging from family, friends and what Abrar calls his cosmic family are noted.