In a word that has gone simple, we still seek freedom

Do you remember that beautiful past when life simply? I wonder where that silent anticipation of waiting for the postman has hidden today. Back then, it took weeks for us to exchange messages, but that "waiting" had a kind of patience and freedom of mind that we lack today. 

I wrote a letter asking," Are you sad?" which is a simple sentence that contains a huge love and emotional impact. When writing a letter, it takes effort and it becomes a beautiful gift that is sent through the post. The suffering experienced by the sender gives our hidden feelings a place to emerge. But this suffering is temporary, and the lives of the people living in our lives bring us special emotional experiences. We feel that the"wait" that comes with sweet counting the days passes between deep sadness, and the heart fills with sweet emotions.
In the rush to achieve everything, we think we are free, but are you minds truly free? In this fast - paced, profit - driven world, we are forced to live in a world full throughts. Yet in this continuous pursuit of a "open" lifestyle, we are unable to find a moment to rest and truly understand ourselves. The stress gives us painful mental freedom, which seems to be our mental illness and makes it worse.

Are we truly free? Getting benefits all the time, but in reality it's an unbreakable bond. The freedom we think we have is just a worldly illusion that constantly ties us to conditions and many people in this world are trapped in their attachments and the time they spend chasing illusions. 
There is an ancient script that contains these truths and by revisiting and uniting them with our lives, we can understand and then we have the ability to achieve this simple freedom. ☘️☘️☘️☘️☘️☘️

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