Thursday, January 26, 2012

Freedom what does it mean?

In situations of war, fighting, conflicts, dictatorship, sthregten,or others simular situations... the concept of freedom is clear, but in our normal life's situations  it seams  difficult to find the meaning of freedom. Then come out those expressions:

I want to be free, I'm free, I fight for freedom: what does it mean?

This concept is relative because the real meaning depend to the context.

Let's consider those definitions:



Freedom is:


1. To do all what i want : it's not possible because if you are a man it's impossible to do all what a women can do, so your natural state limit your concept of freedom.

2.To live without rules: It's not possible, because when we come in contact with somebody many rules are clear to follow and we don't need to receive it from somebody else.

I propose those definitions:
Freedom is a possibility or a capacity to decide. It's connected  with our identification, our convictions, our life's style,...

Religious conviction:

when you're believer you have a vision of life, you follow some rules and you feel happiness when you move in harmony with your faith and you feel sadness when you do the contrary.

Even you don't believe to anything they are some actions that after acting you feel sadness or you feel internal uncomfortability: That means our natural identity consider already some actions "negative" because they are desturbing the harmony and without learning we know already.

There is a statment : "do to athers what you want that they do to you". For exemple if you need to rest because you are tired, take care also about those who are tired but don't use the others for your resting. When you want to act some time it's better to put yourself at the place of the person who will receive the consequences of your action.



The concept of freedom is also related to the philosophy of actions.
We can consider that they are 3 kind of actions according to the feeling after or before acting.

1.Positive action: you are happy to do because it's good and produce good effect for you and for what is around(people and the nature, ...) a positive action bring gratification

2.Negative action: after acting you feel sadness, internal uncomfortability,some times you act hiding because you know that the consequences are bad, or you want to hide after acting,... a negative action desgrace.

3.Neutral action:
- everything we do naturally without learning: to eat, to sleep, to have sex, ... thoses actions can be positive when we do at the right moment and produce positives effects. When we do it in a bad moment can produce negatives effects and become negatives actions.

-the way we use for our self development: if the effects in the world or to ourself are negative the ation become negative. When the effects are good the action is positive.
Exemple: If to become a rich, you use others persons and don't pay them the good salary or you just lie others, you'll reach your gaol, but you'll not be free. You'll be living with fear and hier it's clear that you can't talk about freedom.


exemple: when a student sleep during the lesson or somebody sleep at the workplace instead of working : sleep becomes negative action, but when he sleeps at home at the right moment it's positive.

-you eat ealthy meals(positive action) which are not ealthy(negative action)

- maried persons have sex in a good atmosfear (positive action) , when one of the partner is not agree and an other use force or some others ways to do  and doesn't care about the feeling of the partner (negative) , sex with an other partner(negative action),....

If before doing something you feel need to hide it's better to ask yourself about the consequences of what you are about to do, because each action cause a reaction: origine of happiness, quietness, self realisation... but also, confusions, conflict, destruction,...


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