Limited Freedom

There will always be an instance in your existence in which you give less value and importance to something or someone because you think that you own it or him or her. Such things are so readily available for you that, subconsciously, you are only giving them little consideration because you are hooked on the idea that they are already within your grasp. Circumstances that lead you to give less thought to your actions, and the more relaxed you are in portraying your true nature, There are even instances where, with too much familiarity, you will no longer consider filtering your words or behavior towards that being or thing because you are very reliant on the thought of ownership, so to speak.

Humans as we are, we are gifted with a multitudinous behavioral approach and perception of things. You are given the privilege to hone your potential as human beings and the opportunity to choose what path to take. Yet, as much as you wanted to harness the gifts that you are privileged with, there is always an aspect of you that you cannot alter or be an exemption from with the probability of making a mistake. The concept of unchangeable reality means that no matter how much you want to change it, it will always resurface for the time being.

Yet, the imperfections of a single being can be considered windows for someone’s life to be full. The writer is saying that even if you are governed by earthly rules and limitations, your existence can be a blessing to others. Moreover, it cannot be denied that you cannot please everyone, much less that you are not obliged to give everything you have in order to please others. The writer is pointing out that, given these imbalances and unfairnesses in life, you are not condemned to suffer. Instead, you just have to choose which person to suffer with.

Truth be told, human suffering cannot be taken away from him. You are bound to experience earthly malice as long as the existence of time continues. However, given all the negativity aforementioned above, you are not chained to one ending or should stop because of having the mentality of hurting someone or failing expectations, but rather this will serve as an eye-opener for you that not all the time you are gifted with luck but also you are aided by misfortune.

To give emphasis to the recent points given, man is encouraged to embrace his very being, which partakes of both sides of his coin, the good and the bad. Thus, the writer is forcing you to embrace your imperfections and be true to yourself because, in the end, the value you give to yourself is much more important than changing the interchangeable nature of man.