Quote by Charles Lindbergh

Real freedom lies in wildness, not in civilization.

Real freedom lies in wildness, not in civilization.

Summary

This quote suggests that true freedom cannot be found within the constraints and restrictions of societal systems and structures. Instead, it resides in embracing and connecting with the untamed aspects of life. It implies that the inherent desire for freedom resides in our primal and natural instincts, which are often suppressed and controlled by the civilized world. By advocating for wildness, the quote invites individuals to explore and follow their authentic selves, unrestricted by societal norms, and to seek liberation through reconnecting with the untamed energy that lies within.

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Freedom

By Charles Lindbergh

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