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I'm free

I'm free

And freedom tastes of reality

I'm free

I'm free

And I'm waiting for you to follow me.

                                      how do we follow? how do we follow?

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SLAVE SCREAMS

He thinks he has something to say

SLAVE SCREAMS

Don't open your eyes, you won't like what you see

The devils of truth steal the souls of the free

Don't open your eyes

Take it from me

I've found, you can find

HAPPINESS IN SLAVERY

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Ten points to Slytherin

I'm not sure that true freedom exists.  Even if you're not a slave to someone or something else, the idea of freedom is just a point on a never ending line.

If you're independently wealthy, you're more free than someone who has a career.  If you have a career, you're more free than someone who has a job.

If you try to avoid that structure altogether and live outside of society's structure, you're more free when you're young and healthy than you are when you're old and sick.

Everyone has limits.  If freedom is being able to do anything you want, you're never free.  If freedom is being able to do anything you're capable of, then freedom also means accepting consequences, and those consequences often lead to loss of freedom.  So you have to constantly assess the situation and make a judgement call, meaning that you're accepting outside limitations which affect your choices and behavior.

I prefer the abstract concept of freedom to the abstract concept of slavery, but in the end I don't think it matters much for anything but philosophizing.  We're all just monkeys in a box.

Truth is freedom.

Depends on who is the Master. :)

Your 'pastor' lied. May he burn in hell.

I experience total freedom only when sleeping; perhaps death is freedom....

I prefer freedom

Freedom is one of the hardest things to cope with

>true freedom requires breaking the law

I read this, but I am not understanding. Were you high when you said this? What is this?

Most buddhists are deluded in their own way. You seem to also hold "psychopaths" on a pedestal like they are all-wise and knowing. When will you see the truth?

wisdom.