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“We can't lose our liberty, our freedom. Freedom is not just the absence of chains, it is overcoming the brutality of reality and despite it all, daring to be happy.”

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“To produce something new is always a gamble, and God’s creation of man in His image and after His likeness involved a certain degree of risk. It was not that He risked introducing an element of instability or shock into His Eternal Being but that to give man god-like freedom shut the door against predestination in any form. Man is at full liberty to determine himself negatively in relation to God — even to enter into conflict with Him. As infinite love, the Heavenly Father cannot abandon man whom He created for eternity, in order to impact to him His divine plenitude. He lives with us our human tragedy. We appreciate this risk, so breath-taking in its majesty, when we contemplate the life of Christ on earth.”

“I’m fiercely protective of my freedom. My attitude is that people can love it or shove it. They can show love or shove off. They can get with it or get lost. I’m not gonna stop loving my life to the fullest because you’ve caged yourself into living, thinking and feeling small! My mind is expansive and I’m giving my all to follow this deep call of pursuing my vision quest to explore and express every area of life that propels me to progress and evolve!”

“=Fierce-frightened,= Escape-from-bondage says to her. “‘What?’ “=A name for you. My name for you, in my thoughts.= “‘I have never had a name. Even the crazy old woman never gave me a name. She didn’t have any names to spare, I guess.’ “=She didn’t need to name you. You were the only one she had. But I know many. And I call you who you seem to me, fierce and frightened.= “‘Is that who I am?’ “=I don’t know who you are. Only who you seem to me.= “The difference makes her head start to ache.”

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