"What do I intend? I intend to be what you have made me to be, and to impose no other shackles on myself than those which nature and law place upon me. I have studied what men do in society. The more, the more it became clear to me that in their struggle for independence they were instead slaves, and that all their freedom was wasted in their attempts to maintain it. They try their best to make themselves attached, and when they want to move forward, they are surprised to find that everything is holding them back. I thought that if you want to be free, you don’t need to do anything. All we need is the desire not to lose our freedom. My teacher, it was you who taught me to accept the inevitability of nature that made me free. If nature will come, come, I will follow her willingly, I will not intend Those who control her and avoid her."
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