If you agree with that, here's a quote came up today in lunch you may find interesting, while discussing the illuminati.  "Freedom can only be achieved in death."  Unfortunatly, I also agree with this statment.

So the disturbing part, can true happiness only be achieved in death?  Note, I do not believe in an afterlife paradice or anything.  Scary thoughts surly, but if you agreed with the first two quotes, can you reject my point?

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True happiness can only be realized through absolute freedom.
Freedom can only be achieved in death.

Absolute Freedom = Anarchy = Rule by the Cruel = Slavery

I believe true happiness can be attained through other means however. I believe some type of 'special freedom' is required to achieve true happiness however, just not absolute freedom.

I do agree with the second quote though. I suppose if such a thing as 'absolute freedom' can exist, it might exist in death.

Post edited at 6:13 pm on Sep. 4, 2008 by Clouse227

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People ask you for criticism, but they only want praise.

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happiness is a journey not a destination

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Where did you get that from?

I know a good number of people who are known for that quote, and Id like to know where you got it plz.

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People ask you for criticism, but they only want praise.

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"True happiness can only be realized through absolute freedom." Do you agree or disagree?
I agree with it 100%.

If you agree with that, here's a quote came up today in lunch you may find interesting, while discussing the illuminati. "Freedom can only be achieved in death." Unfortunatly, I also agree with this statment.

So the disturbing part, can true happiness only be achieved in death? Note, I do not believe in an afterlife paradice or anything. Scary thoughts surly, but if you agreed with the first two quotes, can you reject my point?

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Some people are kinkier and prefer to be slaves of a sort...just as an example of a situation in which happiness wouldn't be dependent on freedom, but rather on the opposite.

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Let yourself be enchanted,
You just might break through
To ever ever after

As for happiness in death, I feel that, without an afterlife, they are entirely incompatible. Happiness is an emotion, and a decomposing corpse is not capable of experiencing such a thing. Neither is a corpse free. A corpse is not anything.