The ‘freedom’ usually has this very funny character; once the word comes right in the brain, you only think about having fun, like you can do whatever you want. In fact, you can never do whatever you want with freedom—absolutely not! It’s a wrong concept. If you could do whatever you want to do with your life, you would be the most catastrophic being in the world.

The freedom here comes with values, and they are fettered in the concept of knowing yourself. When I say fettered, why?—because you have the manacle of discipline. Once you are bound by the manacles of discipline, you could be free –as free as a feather in the sky, as free as the air itself, as free as the lucid water cascading down the rocks and different paths to find its way into the larger aspect of life.