Arshak Andriasov

Achieving Personal Freedom.

In our continual quest for meaning amidst the trials of life, the pursuit of freedom emerges as a central pillar of human aspiration. The profound statement, “If you achieve freedom on all levels, then consider your task in an earthly hell fulfilled,” captures the essence of this quest, framing our earthly struggles as a journey towards achieving personal freedom.

This concept of freedom extends far beyond the mere absence of physical constraints. It encompasses emotional, psychological, spiritual, and intellectual dimensions, challenging us to liberate ourselves from the myriad forms of bondage that can govern our existence. To achieve freedom on all levels is to overcome the external and internal forces that restrict us: be it societal pressures, personal fears, limiting beliefs, or emotional dependencies.

The notion of life as an “earthly hell” resonates deeply within existential thought, suggesting a landscape fraught with challenges and suffering. In such a context, freedom becomes an act of transcendence, a means to rise above the conditions that confine our spirit and potential. This journey towards freedom is not just about navigating external obstacles, but also about confronting and mastering the inner tumult and turmoil that can dominate our inner lives.

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Comprehensive freedom.

Achieving such comprehensive freedom implies a profound understanding of oneself and the world. It involves peeling back the layers of imposed identity and societal expectation to reveal the core of one’s true self. It requires the courage to face the realities of our nature and our circumstances without succumbing to despair or nihilism. This level of freedom reflects a state of being where one is not easily swayed by the vicissitudes of life but is anchored in a deep, unwavering understanding of one’s values and purpose.

To consider one’s task fulfilled upon achieving such freedom suggests a completion of the fundamental work of being human. It implies that the essence of our struggles and our trials on this earth is to reach a state of existence that is unencumbered by falsehood, illusion, or undue restraint. This achievement does not mean that life ceases to present challenges, but rather that we have equipped ourselves with the strength, wisdom, and perspective to face any adversity without losing our essence or our freedom.

In conclusion, the insight offered by “If you achieve freedom on all levels, then consider your task in an earthly hell fulfilled” serves as a powerful reminder of the ultimate goal of human growth and evolution. It challenges us to strive for liberation, encouraging us to view our lives as a continuous journey towards achieving and maintaining this freedom. By doing so, we not only fulfill a fundamental task of our earthly existence but also cultivate a life of meaning, depth, and resilience. After reading Achieving Personal Freedom, have a look at The Creative Process. Also, I have recently written “Wisdom and Reflection: An Analysis of Iosif Andriasov’s 100 Quotes To Better Your Life.” Here is a link of the Hardcover Copy and the Electronic Copy.