Escola da Transfiguração Consciente

A global call to protect our children from the new moral abyss

“Woe to those who call evil good and good evil; who put darkness for light and light for darkness.”
(Isaiah 5:20)

Humanity is crossing a dangerous threshold.
A threshold we pretend not to see.
A threshold that erodes us from the inside out.

Our societies are collapsing into a culture of spectacle, hyperexposure, and moral numbness.
What was once private has become public entertainment.
What was once sacred has been reduced to content.
And what was once protected — childhood and adolescence — is now exposed to a tide of images, desires, and distortions that they cannot understand, name, or resist.

The digital world has become an open corridor where anything circulates: eroticism disguised as lifestyle, sensuality masked as self-improvement, the slow corrosion of modesty applauded as “authenticity,” and the systematic normalization of impulses that should never have been placed before minors.

Children are being shaped by a visual grammar they do not comprehend.
Teenagers are being trained to perform rather than to feel.
And adults — exhausted, disoriented, fragmented — have stopped protecting what is most vulnerable.

What should cause alarm has become entertainment.
What should be shameful became aspirational.
What should be boundary became performance.
And what should remain sacred — the body, the gaze, the soul — has been handed over to the algorithm.

We are not witnessing isolated excesses.
We are witnessing a civilizational perversion.

A distortion that erodes the symbolic order.
A corrosion that reaches the family, the school, the community, the institutions.
A culture that trains the eye to desire instead of discern.
A generation growing up with no filters, no boundaries, no modesty.

This is not about political agendas.
Not about ideology.
Not moral panic.
Not nostalgia.

This is about the protection of the young —
and the survival of the human spirit.

When everything is exposed, nothing remains meaningful.
When everything is sexualized, nothing remains innocent.
When everything is permitted, nothing remains sacred.

And a society that abandons its children abandons its future.

For this reason, a global warning must be sounded.
Not by governments.
Not by corporations.
Not by institutions that have lost the courage to tell the truth.
But by citizens of conscience — people in every nation who can still perceive the open wound beneath the digital surface.

It is time to restore the gaze.
To rebuild the boundary.
To defend the vulnerable.
To remember that childhood is not a commodity.
That adolescence is not performance.
That the body is not merchandise.
And that the soul, when wounded too early, carries scars for life.

If we do not act now, the next generation will inherit a world with no modesty, no boundaries, no light.
A culture where nothing is safe ground — not the mind, not the body, not the moral sensitivity.

This Manifesto is not a plea.
It is a declaration.
A line drawn in the sand.
A call to awaken.
A global cry for the protection of the young.

The civilizational perversion grows because no one confronts it.
So we confront it.

For the children.
For the adolescents.
For the human future.
For the light that must not go out.