Elements of Freedom
In our hearts we know that genuine freedom is much deeper than a permission to have more, accumulate more, or become more.
- Freedom is the ability to live in such a way that there is no sense of imprisonment.
- Freedom is to be free in our lives to live authentically, embodying creativity, wisdom and compassion in all dimensions of our lives.
- Freedom implies a genuine understanding of the source of happiness, the end of despair and conflict.
Freedom & Simplicity
Freedom and simplicity are close companions. They implicity teach us the ways to release the layers of complexity and confusion that blind us — in their falling away we discover the innate vastness of freedom within us.
The Buddhist Path to Simplicity
Christina Feldman
Freedom is itself a relationship between what happened in the past and how we project what will happen in the future. “Freedom” is held between two different time zones, and is not itself free.
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