True freedom

The human being, in his essence, tends to avoid freedom. This freedom entails responsibility and a commitment that begins with oneself.

By making mistakes, we have the opportunity to learn and grow, becoming better people. At the end of the day, who can consider themselves perfect? I am certainly not.

However, I have one great advantage: I know who I am. I have let go of my fears, even those related to violence and pain.

Freedom can be frightening, as it involves facing the consequences of our decisions. Many prefer the comfort of conformity, where choices are limited and responsibilities are shared.

But it is in freedom that we truly find the opportunity to grow and evolve. Every mistake we make is a lesson that strengthens us and helps us to better understand our own humanity.

By accepting our imperfection and embracing freedom, we can free ourselves from the chains of fear. Life is a journey full of ups and downs, and every experience, whether positive or negative, contributes to our formation as individuals.

n the end, what matters is the knowledge we gain about ourselves and the courage we show in facing our fears.

True freedom lies in the ability to be authentic and responsible, and in the willingness to learn from every step we take along the way.