Living Freedom Archive

There is none better…or more effective method to liberate personal freedom than to sit in quiet and hear the voice within — as often as possible.
Such meditation has been known for millennia to be THE way, not just to freedom, but also to personal discovery, personality integration, inner peace, balance and the eventual release of […]

I write in fragments:
1- Freedom doesn’t exist as an exterior phenomena to me, it exists when I feel it as an interior to myself.
2- So no one can give me my Freedom, until I discover it in my inner self.
3- Freedom is a complex concept. It’s complexity exists before the presence of “the other”.
4- I […]

When in the course of organic evolution it becomes obvious that a mutational process is inevitably dissolving the physical and neurological bonds which connect the members of one generation to the past and inevitably directing them to assume among the species of Earth the separate and equal station to which the Laws of Nature and […]

My ideas on freedom concern what is at the core of each of us. This is our ability to think freely, regardless of our physical state.
From the reading I have done on the subject, and the direct, personal experiences I have had, I agree with those who believe that what we think about is what […]

In the eloquent book, “The Unconquerable World,” author Jonathan Schell traces the grim and brutal history of warfare. A core notion of the book is that war has become non-winnable in the settling of disputes.
Due to the evolution of nuclear weapons and the mutual annihilation inherent in their use, the reliance of politics on […]

Tila tosses and turns in bed and awakens. Where am I?
The recurring nightmare causes her to shiver.
She listens to the night sounds of insects in the refugee camp, and then drifts off to sleep. This time she hears a soft voice.
“Yes, you leave your home to go to a new land.
Trust, you are protected, I […]

The world is arse-backwards”, Dr. Francis Israel Regardie
In what context do we put freedom? Do we need a social context, a historical one, some background of political ideologies that shape a culture, or indeed do we need a cultural context? Does freedom differ in theory and practice between peoples, does it take on a different […]

Freedom has been a universal quest for as long as life exists on the planet.
Plants and animals alike long for freedom - grass grows through cracks of concrete and a hare will eat through its own paw to liberate itself from the trapper’s snare. Entire groups of people have risked their individual […]