The whole movement of man's life is towards greater freedom As a child gows up hu dependence upon his parents and family progressvely dimininbes, while n fredon and selt reliance increases all the time. The goal of life seems to be fheaded in the Eesoned comugliee liberty. For the highest function of freedom is to make us capatle of govering oumeinea Freedom does not mean liberty to do anything that one pleases. Freedom has no meaning without responsibility.
All development is a process whereby we learn how to make the right choices. Hence it wo' be far from that all values are created in freedom. And what, one may ask, is the prpose of freedom? The purpose of freedom is only one- it is perfection. The entire process of time and development is far from the less to the perfect, be it in moral, ethical, physical metal or spiritual perfection. Freedom is the condition in which ideal of perfection may be realised. Complete freedom of choice complete freedom to do what you want to do-and is the only means to self-realisation.
The fully realised being is the highest ideal, not only because he fulfils himself, but also because being fully realised, he helps others to achieve their true potential.
Freedom, rather than meaning unrestricted licence, means total self-discipline, for discipline alone gives us freedom. Discipline is the means of achieving that which a free mind has evolved. Discipline is not an obstruction to freedom, but a passage to it, for the more disciplined you are, the freer you are to do that which you desire. And discipline must be imposed upon you if you cannot discipline yourself. Discipline means order while freedom may exist in chaos. And nothing worthwhile can be achieved when there is disorder and anarchy. Chaos has no power to affect anything worthwhile. So, give up all ideas you may have: that freedom meant doing anything that you fancy, for if you fancy disorder, you are not free, but bound.
1.1 On the basis of your reading of the above passage, make notes on it using headings and subheadings. Use recognisable abbreviations (minimum 4 ) wherever necessary. Also provide a suitable title.
1.2 write the summary in 80 words