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Freedom!

Are we really free?

We are slaves of the lives we have chosen. We are slaves of our past decisions. We are slaves of our false ambitions that were ingrained in our mind by institutions like schools, colleges, family and community. We are trying to live someone else's dreaming by calling it our own.

We are lost. All of us. Lost in the heaps of things that we are accumulating in our homes and our lives. The ads that make us salivate more for more. 

What is the point of owning things that just give you nothing but more stress?

We are the most stressed generation. We are worried about losing all we have that prevents us from enjoying what we really have. We are hooked on to social media that makes us more insecure and makes us feel more incomplete by seeing the touchedup happy images of our connections. The connections themselves are equally miserable if not more miserable than us.

Why are we doing this to ourselves? Why can't we break free? Why are we bound to this false life of wants and dreams?

Real life waits us...we just need to look up and find her...

Let's begin...

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