Answer;

True freedom is not achieved until we are able to get rid of all the illusions, consumption of wrong foods, misconceived ideas and the information that makes us to hate and reject the responsibilities that are designed to transform us into unique individuals.

Every human being is created in a unique way, and every human soul has a unique purpose to fulfill in this earth.

Freedom is not an escape from responsibilities, It is the acceptance of responsibilities.

Most of the people think that freedom is to be able to do what you want, when you want, and how you want.

But still; that type of freedom is not freedom, but it is slavery hidden in the selfish desires of one’s weaknesses of Narcissism.

“True Freedom” is to gain knowledge about the reality of your own unique style and purpose in life.

And after you have finished gaining that knowledge, the next step is to accept the responsibilities which comes with that knowledge.

For example; a slave master who owns labour slaves, sexual slaves etc, he works very hard to see to it that those slaves do not get exposed to the information which will tells them about their potential and responsibilities.

Because if they ever find out the information which reveals their true moral values, purpose and responsibilities in life, then they won’t be his slaves any longer.

The circumstances which keeps us a way from our freedom are the physical situations (troubles, worries, debt covenants, fear, propaganda, conspiracy theory, the bad habits of consuming intoxicating products, love of money etc),

which are designed with the aim of making someone’s life so busy; to the extent that he/she may fail to find the time to listen to the information and spend time with the people that can encourage, motivate and empower his inner potential.

Really! what is freedom?

Freedom is the ability to be able to access, to receive, to accept and to learn from the instructions and teachings which pertains to one’s moral values, destine and purpose in life.

But the opposite of Freedom; which is slavery, is the lack knowledge or the lack of being able to access the information which partains to one’s freedom. 

Read the letter of Willie Lynch called the making of a slave.

This article was taken from www.ngabo.org / written by Alex Ngabo.