Good afternoon in Divine Love!
Here you have completed the sketch of a new book: Memories of a Prisoner of the Unbeing.
The sketch that has been shared during the last weeks as “Memories of a Prisoner of Democracy” changed of title to “Memories of a Prisoner of the Unbeing”, because I had not been only a prisoner of democracy: I had been a prisoner of domestic war in the first place, since being birthed among domestic narc-terrorists that governed this Unbeing House with psychological terror war tactics of coercive control and narcissistic abuse. I am literally socially immaculate: I was born into an unpersonhood unbeing, I was conceived to be socially slaved, abused and tortured, I was never raised as a family nor to be a part of a society.
Pope Francis, as a fraternal custodian father in Heaven, was an important light in last night´s dream, whose description is included in the conclusion of this sketch: I was asked to “hacer mucho lío”, as I was meant to do it in the WYD Brazil, when I lost Jesus Charity´s painting. That is the topic of this blog post: hacer lío.
When Pope Francis told young people at World Youth Day in Brazil to “¡Hagan lío!”, he was inviting them to leave behind passivity, to take their faith into the streets, and to become active witnesses of the Gospel.
And after finishing these Memories of a Prisoner of the Unbeing, I can think of many reasons to ¡hacer lío!
Not a lío of hatred, revenge, humiliation, or destruction.
A lío of truth.
A lío of justice.
A lío of dignity.
A lío of freedom.
A lío of healing.
A lío of fraternity.
A lío of life.
A holy, joyful, creative, loveful lío that refuses to accept the destruction of human personhood as something normal, inevitable, or permissible.
Here are 25 reasons to ¡hacer lío!:
- ¡Hagamos lío because personhood is unconditional! No parent, government, institution, professional, or social authority has the moral right to determine whether another human being deserves to be recognized as a person.
- ¡Hagamos lío because psychological abuse is real abuse! Its wounds may be invisible, but their consequences can be devastating. Psychological violence deserves recognition, prevention, protection, and appropriate care.
- ¡Hagamos lío because coercive control is not love! Love does not require the surrender of autonomy, personal identity, freedom of conscience, or the right to make decisions about one’s own life.
- ¡Hagamos lío because children are persons, not possessions! Parenthood is a responsibility to nurture life, not a license to control it. Every child deserves to grow in safety, dignity, tenderness, and freedom.
- ¡Hagamos lío because no one deserves to become a Prisoner of the Unbeing! No human being should experience the systematic denial of the conditions necessary to exist and develop as a person in their own right.
- ¡Hagamos lío because the truth deserves to shine! When false narratives, intimidation, or social stigmatization threaten someone’s dignity, the answer must be truthful testimony, careful documentation, fairness, and accountability—not another cycle of lies.
- ¡Hagamos lío because psychiatric care must respect human dignity! Mental health treatment should protect patients’ rights, promote recovery, and uphold appropriate safeguards against coercion, discrimination, and abuse.
- ¡Hagamos lío because a diagnosis must never become a substitute for personhood! No medical or psychiatric label should erase a person’s voice, individuality, legal rights, or entitlement to respectful treatment.
- ¡Hagamos lío because trauma does not deserve the last word! Childhood abuse and prolonged psychological suffering can cause profound injuries, but with safety, support, appropriate treatment, and meaningful opportunities, recovery and further growth remain possible.
- ¡Hagamos lío because survivors deserve more than survival! They deserve the opportunity to rebuild relationships, reclaim autonomy, develop their gifts, experience joy, and participate fully in society.
- ¡Hagamos lío because no one should be abandoned to psychological suffering! Recovery must not depend exclusively upon a victim’s strength or determination. Families, communities, institutions, and governments have responsibilities to provide meaningful support.
- ¡Hagamos lío because justice and mercy belong together! Mercy must never become an excuse to silence victims, deny wrongdoing, or avoid accountability. Genuine reconciliation requires truth, dignity, and freedom.
- ¡Hagamos lío because democracy must recognize the person before the citizen! The rights and dignity of a human being cannot depend solely upon nationality, social acceptance, institutional approval, or political power.
- ¡Hagamos lío because no one should become a prisoner of democracy! Democratic institutions must remain accountable when their procedures, omissions, or abuses deprive people of meaningful opportunities to exercise their rights.
- ¡Hagamos lío because freedom must include the freedom to grow! Human development requires more than the absence of physical confinement. It requires opportunities for education, creativity, independence, participation, and meaningful self-determination.
- ¡Hagamos lío because every child deserves a growthful future! Let us build schools, libraries, safe homes, creative spaces, and communities in which every child can learn, question, imagine, discover, and flourish.
- ¡Hagamos lío because education must cultivate personhood! Education should not merely produce obedient students or future workers. It should empower free, thoughtful, creative, responsible human beings capable of contributing to the common good.
- ¡Hagamos lío because poverty must never determine a child’s possibilities! Let us create opportunities for every child to develop their gifts, regardless of family income, social background, or circumstances of birth.
- ¡Hagamos lío because creativity is a gift of life! Poetry, painting, music, literature, teaching, invention, and imagination can help people rediscover their agency and contribute beauty to the world.
- ¡Hagamos lío because the Americas are called to fraternize, not colonize! The historical wounds of conquest, slavery, racism, and exclusion should inspire a new commitment to Indigenous dignity, equality, justice, cultural respect, and cooperation among peoples.
- ¡Hagamos lío because we can build an American Alliance of fraternity! Imagine a continent whose peoples cooperate to protect children, advance education, confront injustice, and create opportunities for shared flourishing without sacrificing their sovereignty or cultural identities.
- ¡Hagamos lío because charity must become a new civilization of Love! The Ordo Caritatis and Ordo Novi Alboris express my dream of a society in which the inherent fraternal dignity of every person becomes the foundation of our institutions, relationships, and responsibilities.
- ¡Hagamos lío because the Eucharist sends us to love! Adoring Jesus Christ must inspire us to recognize His call to charity in our everyday lives: feeding the hungry, welcoming the excluded, accompanying the wounded, protecting children, and serving the common good.
- ¡Hagamos lío because God Love calls us to become living icons of Divine Charity! Our faith should become visible through the unity of our words and actions, hands and hearts, freedom and service. We are called to become living witnesses of a Love that gives life.
- ¡Hagamos lío because Love is still growing! Because the future remains open. Because wounds do not have to become destinies. Because every act of compassion can become another seed of new life. Because we are called to keep growing on, glowing on, blooming on, and flowing on—together, ever more!
From the Unbeing to the New Albor: ¡Hagamos un lío de Amor! ¡Hagamos lío because the greatest answer to the destruction of personhood is the creation of a world in which personhood can flourish!
Let these memories become more than an account of suffering.
Let them become an invitation to listen more carefully to those who have been silenced.
To protect those who have been left vulnerable.
To defend those whose dignity has been denied.
To create opportunities where others have encountered exclusion.
To cultivate freedom where there has been domination.
To nurture life where there has been despair.
To become builders of communion where relationships have been fractured.
To become peacemakers without surrendering justice.
To become witnesses of charity without abandoning truth.
To become a generation of amoreros: people who make Love visible through the way they live.
For the Church is not called to remain comfortable in the face of suffering. We are called to go forth, to serve, to accompany, to heal where healing is possible, and to become living witnesses of the Gospel.
¡Hagamos lío for every child who deserves to grow!
¡Hagamos lío for every survivor who deserves to heal!
¡Hagamos lío for every person whose dignity must be recognized!
¡Hagamos lío for every people called to live in freedom and fraternity!
¡Hagamos lío for a civilization of Love!
Let us make that lío with the joy of the Resurrection, the tenderness of Our Lady of Guadalupe, the courage of the first witnesses of Christ, and the creative hope of those who believe that another future is possible.
Because the story of Memories of a Prisoner of the Unbeing does not end with the Unbeing.
It ends by opening the way toward a New Albor.
A new dawn of dignity.
A new dawn of freedom.
A new dawn of fraternity.
A new dawn of communion.
A new dawn of Divine Charity.
Fiat Lux. Fiat Charis. Fiat Pax. Fiat Dignitas. Fiat Fraternitas. Fiat Unitas. Fiat Crescere Communio. Fiat Caritas. Fiat Amor.
Let there be light! Let there be growth! Let there be Love!
¡Hagamos lío! ¡Hagamos un lío de Amor!
For I am the girl who grew up, and I am still growing. And now I dream of helping others grow as Jesus Charity helped me to grow.
May this become our greatest lío: a whole Loveful Harvest of New Albor, a world where every person can grow on, glow on, bloom on, and flow on in freedom, dignity, and communion, ever more.
¡Viva Cristo Amor, King of our personal sovereignty!
Fiat Amor.
Yes, here I am, haciendo lío as I share this final sketch version of Memories of a Prisoner of the Unbeing.
The attachment to the final version of this sketch is at the end of this blog post. I may publish the sketch a last time in the final form of a whole book with longer chapters and more accurate information (I can eventually compilate more accurate information and memories than the ones I achieved to compilate now, especially from my notes in social media), adding more meaningul depth at each chapter… but for now, this sketch version is final. Non more changes will be done to it and no more versions of this sketch will be shared.
Jesus Charity, we adore You with our whole growth…
Enjoy growing together in communion!
