Fragments of a Hidden God; Breaking the Mind's Greatest LieBy J. E. EkhobaWhat if the greatest prison isn't the world around you—but the voice inside your own mind? Fragments of a Hidden God is a collection of reflections, observations, and provocations designed to challenge how you think about freedom, identity, truth, and the hidden architecture of thought.In a world of noise, systems, and inherited beliefs, this book invites you to pause, observe the mind, and question the voices within. To separate illusion from insight. J. E. Ekhoba explores:The difference between thought and the observer of thoughtHow societies shape belief and perceptionThe illusion of control and the nature of freedomThe role of imagination in constructing realityThe quiet power of stillness, awareness, and inner sovereignty This is no doctrine—it is a compass. Each fragment sparks reflection, encouraging readers to build their own understanding of truth. This is not a book of answers. It is a mirror for the mind.Some books tell you what to think. This one asks: Who is doing the thinking?If you:Are drawn to self-improvement, philosophy, or content that free's your mind…drink from me. Join the revolutionX: @theejulesismSubstack:@theejulesism

Fragments of a Hidden God; Breaking the Mind's Greatest LieBy J. E. EkhobaWhat if the greatest prison isn't the world around you—but the voice inside your own mind? Fragments of a Hidden God is a collection of reflections, observations, and provocations designed to challenge how you think about freedom, identity, truth, and the hidden architecture of thought.In a world of noise, systems, and inherited beliefs, this book invites you to pause, observe the mind, and question the voices within. To separate illusion from insight. J. E. Ekhoba explores:The difference between thought and the observer of thoughtHow societies shape belief and perceptionThe illusion of control and the nature of freedomThe role of imagination in constructing realityThe quiet power of stillness, awareness, and inner sovereignty This is no doctrine—it is a compass. Each fragment sparks reflection, encouraging readers to build their own understanding of truth. This is not a book of answers. It is a mirror for the mind.Some books tell you what to think. This one asks: Who is doing the thinking?If you:Are drawn to self-improvement, philosophy, or content that free's your mind…drink from me. Join the revolutionX: @theejulesismSubstack:@theejulesism