Chinonso S. Obiakor is a Nigerian writer and thinker whose work explores identity, language, and the power of naming. He studied Theology at the Pontifical Urbaniana University in Rome and is now based in Italy, where his writing is shaped by the tension between origin and self-definition.
In I Am Not Africa, he offers a bold and thought-provoking exploration of identity and the legacy of history. The book challenges the idea that vast and diverse peoples can be reduced to a single name-especially one shaped by outsiders-and raises a deeper question: Who has the right to define a people?
Through reflective and critical storytelling, Obiakor examines how identities formed during the era of colonization continue to shape perception today, while also confronting how these labels are sometimes accepted and reinforced from within. Ultimately, he argues that true freedom lies not only in rejecting imposed identities, but in reclaiming the power of self-definition.
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Chinonso S. Obiakor è un autore che unisce esperienza personale e ricerca interiore. Uomo, figlio dell'uomo, trasforma la propria storia in parole che parlano di cambiamento e rinascita. Con Da veleno a valore affronta il tema dell'indipendenza dalla droga e il passaggio dal buio alla luce. Con She: l'entità assoluto esplora invece la dimensione simbolica e spirituale del femminile come forza universale. Le sue opere nascono dal desiderio di mostrare che ogni vita può trasformarsi in valore.
Bellezza Umana esplora la bellezza come fenomeno energetico, interiore e cosmico, andando oltre le apparenze superficiali e i canoni imposti. Il libro mostra come la vera bellezza non sia un ornamento né un ideale da raggiungere, ma una vibrazione, una frequenza unica che ciascuno di noi porta dentro e che si manifesta attraverso il corpo, la mente e il cuore. Attraverso gli insegnamenti del mio amico Luigi, il testo illustra come ritrovare la propria energia interiore sia un atto di autenticità, etica e libertà un percorso meditativo che conduce dall'ascolto del corpo alla percezione profonda della coscienza, step by step, fino alla manifestazione della propria vibrazione originaria.
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Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. Chinonso S. Obiakor is a Nigerian writer and thinker whose work explores identity, language, and the power of naming. He studied Theology at the Pontifical Urbaniana University in Rome and is now based in Italy, where his writing is shaped by the tension between origin and self-definition.In I Am Not Africa, he offers a bold and thought-provoking exploration of identity and the legacy of history. The book challenges the idea that vast and diverse peoples can be reduced to a single name-especially one shaped by outsiders-and raises a deeper question: Who has the right to define a people?Through reflective and critical storytelling, Obiakor examines how identities formed during the era of colonization continue to shape perception today, while also confronting how these labels are sometimes accepted and reinforced from within. Ultimately, he argues that true freedom lies not only in rejecting imposed identities, but in reclaiming the power of self-definition. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our Sydney, NSW warehouse or from our UK or US warehouse, depending on stock availability. Seller Inventory # 9798233207679
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