Chapter

 1 2|           for instance, when man is free in front of things, does
 2 2| responsibilities, but keeps himself free and lets or makes the others
 3 2|            lets or makes the others free. When prevents himself from
 4 2|             liberation of being: 1) free of the “I”: auto-possession,
 5 2|             I”: auto-possession, 2) free of things: domain, 3) free
 6 2|          free of things: domain, 3) free to serve the others, 4)
 7 2|             to serve the others, 4) free to open and welcome God.
 8 2|          own love. And so, full and free to be able to give all what
 9 2|           not the one who ruins it; free, nor slave, neither destructor;
10 3|       slavery and oppression, but a free expression of His unconditional
11 3|             at the same time, to be free of the mission, moved by
12 3|        though, he maintains himself free from goods, relatives, politics,
13 3|            spontaneous, consistent, free expression of the love to
14 3|       sister particularly solidary, free, simple and available. The “