Freedom is a lifelong journey from "summary" of Philosophy of Freedom by Rudolf Steiner
The pursuit of freedom is not a one-time event, but rather a continuous process that unfolds throughout a person's life. It is a journey that requires ongoing introspection, self-awareness, and self-development. As individuals navigate the complexities of existence, they are constantly faced with choices and challenges that test their commitment to freedom. This journey is not always easy, as it demands courage, perseverance, and a willingness to confront the limitations of one's own beliefs and assumptions. It requires a deep sense of responsibility for one's actions and a commitment to personal growth and understanding. As individuals strive to cultivate freed...
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