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| Written by Lina Ru |
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[When the light vanished, she was wearing again the wedding dress. She
looked around. It seemed she was on the same garden. She saw the man
that she was supposed to marry, and then searched the man that had said
to her that love was liberty. There he was. She ran to him, and said,”
What is your name?”
While the world turns,
When the spirit breathes; {…Where does freedom lie: In our thoughts, our speech or our deeds? He who wants freedom, does he search for it or does he is it? How can you be freedom? What happens when you give others what you would like to have? What would happen if I give the freedom I want to live? }
People passing by, {…In the answer, there could be silence. Silence of the thinker. Silence of the mind. Silence when thinking. Silence when speaking. Silence, but with admiration and consciousness. Silence, but with observation and love.}
Silence... {…Who is the thinker? Is it your image of yourself or is it something else? If our image of ourselves limits us... Can we be free with that image? How is that image called? }
What will we choose, |



