Cap,  Par, Sottopar

 1   1,  2 |                        an interior freedom and intelligent desire to
 2   1,  2 |         constant interior state of freedom to learn in life and from
 3   2,  1 | unrealistic expectations. Here the freedom of the person always begins
 4   2,  1 |            without the courage and freedom to discover the truth of
 5   2,  1 |            a radical liberation, a freedom from invasive narcissism.~
 6   2,  2 |          understood thus, is truly freedom which is born of truth:
 7   2,  2 |            which is born of truth: freedom to let oneself be attracted
 8   2,  2 |          Son and his sentiments, a freedom, therefore, that overflows
 9   2,  2 |           into mysticism, and then freedom to let the self be molded
10   2,  2 |          the Father, and therefore freedom that becomes asceticism.
11   2,  3 |        decide to respond to him in freedom and responsibility. 8 The