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Viktor Frankl was a Jewish psychologist and psychotherapist who endured first-hand the horros of concentration camps and the Holocaust. he witnessed people who would travel to the spiritual world in their minds, when the physical was entirely sadness and horror. And that, even if you take everything away from a person, you cannot control what they think and feel in their mind. granted, it takes an incredible strength of character to attain this clarity of purpose.
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Walls do not a prison make; nor iron bars a cage. Freedom is a state of mind that has more to do with how we spiritually interact with the world than how we ballistically interact with perceived enemies. One man can be totally free while wasting away in a cage of injustice while another can be the most imprisoned person in the world while enjoying all the manifest rights and freedoms of the most benevolent society ever known. We are free. But only if we are willing to take the steps necessary to pick up and wear such a mantle. We are as free . . . as our own mind and soul and spirit will allow us to be.
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