| 9. Freedom to decide comes with knowing
what we feel so we know our own mind, and become confident.
We enjoy a flawed sort of freedom in doing what ‘ought’ to be done, when we snatch at what seems a bargain, a short cut or a quick fix; when we panic or are fearful of upsetting someone. |
| To act responsibly we need freedom to choose else we are
1. imitating rather than knowing our own mind and acting on it 2. compelled or end driven to act without reference to
our ability to
3. in conversation fearful of incipient rage, fearful of
intimacy
5. unable to take each other seriously 6. liable to behave erratically, even freak out 7. realise we create our value system as we choose, and
this can be
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| subsistence
security, protection affection to understand to participate, share to create to reflect a sense of identity freedom to choose |