Freedom Definition
Freedom is understanding how to simultaneously exist as one and many and as individual and collective. This is the continuous process of beingness. This process can be described in many ways such as maturing in knowledge of self and all else, or described as become one again through the unity of consciousness. Since freedom is continuous, it is multi-generational, thus freedom is an eternal relay process, handed up, down and all around. Since freedom is an eternal process, it is universal and can only be achieved optimally when the entire self is in harmony.Free Definition
A sure sign of not being free is to be told you are free, yet understanding is imprisoned by ideologies. Even the ideology of what freedom really is, is imprisoned, truncated and redacted. It is one thing to be told you are free and to believe it and it is an entirely different thing be told the information that makes one free and to know it. It is one thing to be free and another to be subjected to thousands of human ideology-based laws per municipality and to simultaneously be under the jurisdiction of several municipalities (local, county, state, federal). Your nation might be a nation of laws indeed. But a nation of freedom, no.Free Will Definition
Free will is defined by freedom and free. Free will is not a substitute for conscience or thought process. Free will is not a free pass. Free will boils down to choice.The Long Windup
Freedom, free and free will are limited to the degree we are not in harmony.There is no such thing as freedom without restriction or free without cost or free will without preset choices.
Each of these three require understanding which requires continuous learning.
There is no way to achieve optimal freedom, free or free will without continuous learning (continuous improvement in knowledge of self). The requirement to continuously improve in knowledge of self is the same as saying freedom, free and free will are always attached to responsibility.
Responsibility requires consideration beyond self and consideration of what “self” is. This is the same as saying continuous improvement in knowledge of self.
Consider the notion of “free.” The very action of taking something or accepting something is an action of responsibility. We are responsible for what we take and accept. Let's look at this another way.
If freedom, free and free will actually meant the definitions we currently use, then we'd be able to get and have anything we'd like and do whatever we wanted to do, change anything and especially live forever and have eternal life and control whatever we choose.
We know none of that is true.
Therefore, even though we might not know a better definition for freedom, free or free will, we should at least know that the definitions we currently use are significantly incorrect.
The pursuit of freedom, free and free will and the exercise of these three without the appropriate information to actually achieve, maintain or improve them, will create the opposite effect.Our misunderstanding of terms such as freedom, free and free will causes us to also misunderstand the meanings of free world, free reign and free range, plus misunderstand many other synonyms for these terms, including things such as right to vote and democracy. Once more again I mention one of the biggest understandings we need to remember.
Freedom, free and free will are limited by our own understandings and the understandings (logic) of others, be they human or superhuman.
Thus then, the degree of freedom, free and free will we have is always changing. The actual existence of these three concepts and our understandings of them are continuously evolving and de-evolving processes that move us through states of beingness towards greater or lesser unity of consciousness.
