by Lian Cheng. Posted on July 29, 2012, Sunday <\/p>\n
LOOKING AHEAD: After his first book, Henry will start another on Sarawak. <\/p>\n
AUSSIE septuagenarian John Henry has finally found his freedom after a 50-year search. <\/p>\n
The 71-year-old is sharing his experiences in a 180-page pictorial titled Sweet Freedom: A daring search for freedom, consisting of 840 stunning full colour photos and thought-provoking illustrations. <\/p>\n
Its more than just a book of pictures its also a record of the authors quest of the true meaning of freedom after traversing the length and breath of Australia. <\/p>\n
It was the constant stress and pressure from authorities and establishments that drove Henry to question the existence of freedom and set about looking for it. <\/p>\n
What my wife Jill and I want to do is find out about freedom. Is there such a thing? If so, what is it? Is it the same as happiness? Is it the same as survival? Can anyone truly get away and be free and happy? Or is freedom is just a dream. Are we just kidding ourselves? <\/p>\n
Henry and Jill, former CEO of Sarawak Convention Bureau (SCB), sold their business and took the less-travelled road to venture into the wilderness of Australia, hoping that freedom could be found somewhere far away and beyond. <\/p>\n
I looked for freedom among the Australian Aborigines only to discover they live in reserve areas. Where is their freedom? <\/p>\n
I thought creatures such as kangaroos and crocodiles might have freedom, yet I dont find freedom in them as they are being hunted by man, said the man from Down Under. <\/p>\n<\/p>\n
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