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Between chains and hope, every step is a choice — which way will you walk? |
Today I’d like to share my thoughts on a book I recently came across—The WALK by William Anthony.
“Just observe, learn, and blend in as much as humanly possible in a place designed to strip you of your individuality.”
Have you ever sensed a “prison” around you—not made of bars, but of fear or conformity?
This line sets the tone for The WALK—a short but thought-provoking read that explores what it means to survive in a world where individuality is erased.
π The Prison as a Symbol of the Dark World
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The hardest prison to break is the one inside ourselves |
The prison in the book (and, symbolically, in our world) represents a reality ruled by the absence of Light—a place where human freedom and conscious choice are deliberately suppressed.
The harsh system described is, in many ways, a reflection of the so-called “Dark World”—a realm governed by fear, control, and enforced loyalty. A world ruled by the Prince of Darkness—Satan.
In such a system, loyalty becomes a survival tactic, not a moral virtue. The characters learn to walk, talk, and even think according to the unspoken rules, where aimless wandering—wasting time for nothing—is forbidden.
This is how individuals are trained to function in dark systems. Every space and gesture becomes a test, and you learn the hard way—after all, the only card on the table is your physical survival.
✨ A Turning Point: The Inner Light
Afterward, it’s up to you: will you continue down the dark path after leaving prison, or will you awaken—guided by a glimpse of inner Light and Hope—and choose another way?
This book serves as a clear mirror: our Earth is a rough physical realm where we are all going through tests. Each of us faces different ones, based on our individual merits and karma.
πΆ Young Souls and the Trap of the Material World
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In the army, loyalty replaces freedom, and war becomes a softer prison |
Very often, young souls with few past lives become victims of such prisons—driven by hunger for the “treasures” of the material world, or by naivety and curiosity.
In the case of curiosity, I would advise young souls: instead of prison, try the Army. War is one of the main features of the Dark World, and the Army is a “softer” version of prison—with minimal access to personal will, where loyalty to a godfather is replaced by loyalty to commanding officers.
π When Nations Fall Into Darkness
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Dark uniforms, cold hearts—walking a line between oppression and survival. |
Unfortunately, history shows us how entire nations can fall into the Dark trap—multimillion-population countries sinking into fear, slavery, and the absence of freedom.
To make things even worse, within such countries, entire chains of prisons can be built. One such example is described in A. Solzhenitsyn’s GULAG Archipelago.
Though very different in scope from GULAG, The WALK offers a condensed, almost allegorical look at how dark systems operate—and how a soul might respond.
π Beyond Social Critique: A Spiritual Lens
The book "The Walk: A Guide to Navigating Michigan Prisons" is not a social critique; it’s an invitation to reflect on deeper spiritual truths. A powerful, symbolic read for those interested in the meaning beneath the surface of everyday life.
As a metaphysical thinker, I see this story as more than just a tale of prison life—it mirrors our deeper spiritual journey.
What are your thoughts on freedom? Have you felt “prisons” in your life that needed breaking? Share your experience below!
π Coming Soon…
P.S. We’ll continue our journey into the NDE (Near Death Experience) series soon.
Stay tuned!
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