Liberation
Liberation: Seeking the Meaning of Life is a story of one man’s journey of becoming who he truly is and walking on his private destiny relentlessly. And most importantly, this is a book of friendship.
Shogo always wants to live the artist’s life and write books to support himself, but he is trapped in Japan to work for a company which he hates from his guts. He forever wants to escape from the regimented unemotional social systems, which is accepted, without question, by most people in Japan.
One day, apropos of nothing, his three Mexican friends invite him to move in Mexico and start writing his first book in earnest under a tropical climate on the same day, as if it were designed by God. He sees it as a sign from God and immediately perceives that he must grab this golden opportunity come hell or high water.
Under the autumn star, he determines to embark on Mexican odyssey to change his life for the better. His only goal of this new adventure is that: He will seed indestructible faith into his heart.
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Liberation is a process of a man who wants to be liberated from his unhappy circumstances and becoming who is meant to be. Shogo always thinks about the meaning of life and can no longer lie to himself anymore. With his Mexican friends’ help, he resolutely embarks on the journey of living the artist’s life that he has always wanted to live.
Shogo have also written a book covering his whole journey Mexican Rhapsody – Having A Second Chance in this regard.
Liberation Book Reviews
Ekta – Reviewer:
Liberation: Seeking the Meaning of Life was phenomenal. I would highly recommend Liberation to people who like non-fiction, travel books, memoirs, biographies, or autobiographies. In this book, the author’s quest for the meaning of life is described. The journey that the author takes is a spiritual and philosophical one. The book clearly shows you the distinctions between the Japanese way of life and the Mexican culture.
The starting part of the book where the author describes about how he felt like a stranger in his own motherland was very relatable. I feel like many of us feel this way even if we don’t particularly care to admit it. Liberation described about how the author felt like people of his own country did not understand him, made fun of him and how when he finally left Japan, he was accepted by people from other cultures and how he was able to make real friends only after he left Japan. This book made me realize that just because some people might not fit in a particular place or country, doesn’t mean they won’t fit in anywhere. A little bit of soul searching can go a long way. The book will surely encourage many people to be themselves, accept themselves and not change themselves for society’s sake. Liberation: Seeking the Meaning of Life will make people realize that they should embrace their quirks and that being unique is a boon.
Sophie Boswell, Author of The Power of Feng Shui – Reviewer:
“Liberation by shogo is a ‘must read’ book for anyone contemplating enlightenment!”
FAQ
Liberation: Seeking the Meaning of Life is a story of a man who determines to follow his heart, turn his dream into a realty, walk on his private destiny relentlessly, and be true himself all the time come hell or high water. This book is for people who are seeking more satisfying life and believe in their own uniqueness and individualism. Shogo shares the path to his destiny – to be true himself, unconditionally.
Definitely yes. This book will inspire you to think about the meaning of life harder and make you introspect yourself in earnest if you are passionate about what you are doing for living and if you feel happy and alive every single day.
Not exactly. They are autobiographical novels. They are literary fiction, more precisely. Or I should say that they are human documents. These books are about life and friendship.
Yes. They are duology.
Liberation – Shogo lives in Japan and work 5 days a week with a job he dislikes. When he is about to be suffocated by loneliness and Japanese unfriendly atmosphere, his Mexican friends ask him for coming to Mexico to live in their houses for a while to write a book, which changes his life forever.
Mexican Rhapsody – Shogo has finally started what he always dreamt of: writing a book. He regrets how many years he has frittered his time away for nothing. He determines that he never fritters his precious time away: he begins enjoying his life to the fullest and living each day as if it were his last day on this delightful earth.
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