Let us live gladly! Quite certainly we are free to do it. Perhaps it is our only freedom, but ours it is, and it is only phenomenally a freedom. 'Living free' is being 'as one is'. Can we not do it now? Indeed can we not-do-it? It is not even a 'doing': it is beyond doing and not-doing. It is being as-we-are. This is the only 'practice'. 'All Else is Bondage; Non-Volitional Living' - Wei Wu Wei
This is from the "Buddhist Thought of the Day". It's awesome. And I believe it to be true, indeed true.
This relates to Viktor Frankl's Logotherapy and the "last human freedom" -as recounted in among other books, Man's Search For Meaning. It is powerful stuff.
