7,738 Quotes About Freedom
- Author Shiva Negi
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To which extent you expand your consciousness, to the same extent you live your life.
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- Author Selin Senol-Akin
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Some mistakes require a price before freedom-The Penance (sequel to 'The Catalyst', coming soon)
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- Author Shiva Negi
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Life Is Meant To Realize Yourself as a Divine Being.
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- Author Sebastian Junger
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Poverty is its own cruel trap but still raises questions about whether we own our possessions or are owned by them. Somewhere in the middle of Pennsylvania we saw a man who had tied the handle of a snow shovel to his belt and then piled all his belongings onto the blade, which sledded along behind him. Depending on your perspective he was either the freest man in the country or just the poorest.
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- Author Joseph P. Kauffman
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Everything exists as information in a field of infinite possibilities, and it is our Consciousness that renders the information and causes it to appear as the material world.
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- Author Megan Goldin
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Was it a poor decision for Kelly to walk home in dark? Teenagers routinely make poor decisions. Does that justify them being hurt, or assaulted, or raped? No it does not. A person should be able to walk home, even in the dark, even through an isolated field, and arrive home safely.
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- Author Brandon Sanderson
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When you can't have both freedom and safety, what do you choose?
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- Author Louis Yako
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We have to bear in mind that oppression is almost never imposed on people in one big dose, because that could trigger an immediate revolution and uprising. Instead, oppression is given in small doses in such a way that each dose in itself is insignificant or negligible, but it is the total amount of these small doses that creates a great state of oppression and injustice.
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- Author Serag Monier
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Would freedom truly come last? Prisoners usually shouted for freedom at first, but after a period of despair, they asked for improved conditions. If their present conditions worsened, they longed to go back to the previous conditions that were initially unsatisfactory.Was that our case on the island? Was it the purpose of the experiment? To explore humans’ ability to endure and accept the unacceptable if the price was their basic safety?
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