Quote by Brigham Young

True independence and freedom can only exist in doing what's right.

True independence and freedom can only exist in doing what's

Summary

This quote suggests that genuine autonomy and freedom arise when individuals consistently act in accordance with moral principles and ethical conduct. It implies that going against social norms or engaging in selfish actions may provide only an illusion of independence, but true freedom can only be achieved by consistently choosing to do what is morally right. Acting in accordance with principles cultivates a sense of personal integrity and aligns one's actions with the greater good, ultimately leading to a more genuine and liberated existence.

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