Freedom of choice
I used to think that to have the freedom of choice meant something rational. Having multiple options and by logic and deduction chosing the best one, instead of having an option forced upon you.
A personal blog about things that keep me occupied. Beliefs, ideas, fatherhood and my work.
I used to think that to have the freedom of choice meant something rational. Having multiple options and by logic and deduction chosing the best one, instead of having an option forced upon you.
Labels: buddhism, philosophy, zen
To live in the everlasting length of one breath, free from thought. That's when the color of emotions can truly illuminate you and you will find freedom in the passing of an instant.
Labels: buddhism, philosophy, zen