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[{"type":"txt","id":"rich_1565757055268","data":" Freedom generally means different things to different people. There isn't a way yet in which we can put something as vast as the topic of freedom into one single sentence- to define it. Well, freedom to me means to be able to 'choose' mindfully.<\/p>There are instances when people associate the flight of a bird from its cage to be an accurate depiction of freedom regardless of the sense of talk that we try binding 'freedom' into. This fits my bill as well! The thought of being able to 'choose' stimulates a feeling of flying out free, in me.<\/p>The word freedom for me encapsulates the need to enable my mind and my body to function solely based upon my 'choices' as long as they do not hurt\/harm anybody around me. I believe that most of the situations that we end up facing in life are the consequences of the 'choices' that we make- right from the pairs of socks that shape our look to the government that rules us (or the one that we think we rule under the name of 'democracy').  <\/p>I would want to elaborate about how choices work in our life, by just taking basic examples out of our fundamental rights.<\/p>Primarily speaking, freedom of speech and expression is one of the major concerns when talking about being able to 'choose.' We can 'choose' to express our voices about any event that takes place regardless of whether or not it affects us directly. If we do not want to express, there's no question that would arise in the first place. However, this comes with its own set of obligations which make the whole concept tricky and they, are a story for another day. <\/p>We can 'choose' what to study based of on our field of interest, we can 'choose' to practice any profession that would suit our skill-set. Since our field of interest shapes our being- I believe that it's mandatory to have the freedom to choose what reaps our skills best. We can never shine through if we are denied something as basic as this. <\/p>Of what I comprehend from our fundamental rights that talk of freedom, they guarantee us- the right to exercise our 'choices' as long as we do not end up harming another person\/entity. They allow us to associate or dissociate with groups\/people based on our will, we can choose to have peaceful assemblies, we can trot across the country and choose to reside wherever we desire. There's right to freedom of religion, a part of which, allows us to preach, practice or propagate any religion that we 'choose.' <\/p>From most of what I've studied about 'freedom' in my Civics textbooks back in schooling, my mind zeroes down on this concept as the 'allowance to choose with thorough mindfulness and fearlessness.'<\/p>Ranging from something as minor as being able to choose what we eat (without being lynched); till other major 'choices' in life such as being able to choose our political preferences (without the fear of tags), are also etched in my head as a part of  'freedom.'<\/p>This Independence Day, find what makes you feel free and promise yourself to 'choose' to be free.<\/p>"}]

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