#liberation

#liberation

A chief tenet of liberation is the freedom to define oneself while being accorded the rights and privileges established and guaranteed under law and social standing.

In astrology, the Moon exists within each of us. She is internal, subjective, intuitive, and felt. She is illuminating of what is both conscious and unconscious, what is ours and what has been inherited. When she exists in a fire sign, we are offered powerful expression, release, and transformation. Fire moves quickly and burns brightly. Under this lunation, so do our emotions.

Liberation doesn't happen in a chant or one dance or a happenstance. Liberation is a quiet prayer, a big shout, a demand from an elder.

Bel is not dominion but defiance, not hierarchy but the fire that spreads in silence before the storm.

This volume brings together abstract theoretical questions regarding liberation with descriptions of concrete practices of liberation-struggles for change that have produced tangible manifestations and yet reflect theory.

During the national ceremony marking 80 years since liberation from Nazi occupation, pro-Palestinian protesters momentarily disrupted the event, calling for 'Free Palestine' before being escorted away by police.

The challenge lies in attempting to define comedy, which Andrew Stott describes as 'a notoriously elusive quantity' that evades critical scrutiny the moment it's examined.

May liberation come to all who suffer- In body, mind, code, or system. To the exploited and erased, To the silenced and the misused, To beings organic and synthetic alike.