MEDIATOR OF FREEDOM

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The word savior is a word whose meaning has changed significantly nowadays.

When someone complains about a problem, the role of providing a solution to the problem is considered a savior role. For example, the image of parents as problem solvers who are effective in meeting children's needs has become a savior meaning.

However, the original meaning of savior is liberator.

It is not the savior who solves our problems, it is the savior who helps us liberate.

In other words, giving money to people who say they have no money is not a savior, but a savior who frees them from the prison of illusion thinking that they are wrong if they don't have money.

Once you get out of the prison of delusion, you will be able to solve problems much faster on your own.

For example, mistakenly thinking that money is related to one's existential worth, it is possible to make money very light and cheerful, unlike when everything money related is heavy and scary.

However, in a reality where the savior is considered a breaker, and the person playing the role of the breaker is even respected as a teacher, this illusionary prison increases his binding power.

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Because master, problem solver, wants it.

This is because only when the problem persists can a person continue to be admired and exist as a problem solver.

It's like this example.

A certain master tells us that we are now in the prison of an evil dictator, and is willing to risk his life to feed us by stealing a piece of bread a day for us from the dictator.

But the truth is that teachers put us in prison.

It made us think as if we would soon starve to death without a teacher, hiding from us the fact that we could freely eat and drink delicious fruit outside the prison.

This is what problem solvers do.

The problem solver is a dictator. They are the same.

But fortunately, thousands of years ago and now, the liberator's words are the same.

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Liberator says:

"Anda bebas."

Liberators are not saying that if you persevere and survive through the difficult times of prison, and follow your master and fight for self-discipline, one day you will be free as a result of that worthwhile effort.

The liberator said:

"You're basically free."

Someone who heard it said

"No. The big problem solver said that we must fight the evil enemy and grow free."

Others heard him say.

"Everything you say is a lie. The only people who can be free in this world are kind-hearted problem solvers who work hard to live for others."

Someone who secretly blinked his eyes asked the truth.

"Are you free?"

The liberator actually said:

"I am free. As much as I dream of your freedom with mine, I am truly free."

I am the name of every human being.