King of the Blind: A Philosophical Exploration of Self-Deception and Truth

What if the greatest form of enslavement is not imposed by rulers, but chosen by the people themselves? What if deception thrives not because of tyrants, but because men willingly blind themselves to truth?

King of the Blind is a bold, Nietzschean-style manifesto that tears apart the illusions of modern life. It does not soothe—it shakes. It does not comfort—it confronts. This is a book for those ready to abandon self-deception and reclaim the sovereignty of thought.

Inside, you’ll discover:

🧠 The psychology of self-deception—why comfort is chosen over clarity.

⚡ The power of false prophets—how manipulation spreads like wildfire.

🔓 The path of self-mastery—freedom not through rebellion, but through truth.

If you’ve ever questioned the lies you’ve been told—or the lies you’ve told yourself—this book will force you to see what others refuse to face.

👉 Not for the complacent. Not for the faint-hearted.

If you are willing to question everything—even yourself—then you may be ready.

Will you dare to open your eyes?

📚 Perfect for readers of Antifragile, Beyond Good and Evil, Atomic Habits, The Courage to Be Disliked, The 48 Laws of Power, The Power of Now, and The Subtle Art of Not Giving a F*ck.

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Curated by Awakened Mind Press.