Liberation Quotes
What does liberation mean? Is it merely getting rid of visible constraints? Constraints seen with the naked eye, like prison walls or chains of enslavement? Or is it much deeper than that?
I believe it's about breaking internal chains—those thoughts that imprison us, the fears that clip our wings. It's a declaration of the soul's independence, a revolution against self-oppression before anything else. So how did heroes and its proponents describe this sublime feeling of breaking free and freedom, insights you'll find woven throughout these powerful quotes?