Thank you Lata. That is a very stable thought about independence, a mind unperturbed by its surroundings, a mind liberated from the rigmaroles and fear of life. I like that :)

Yes, Vinay. I did understand your point entirely from the post itself. I just wanted add upon your point of view so that it’s not misunderstood. Mostly, people take time to understand the direct lesson, but never make it late to get the wrong idea. The chaotic society is the result of same trait that is imbibed into us right from the birth. Our basic instinct is to rebel. If we are asked not to open the box, we’ll definitely open it. Hence, freedom is needed to bring out the best inside us. To stop us from being afraid of the failure. To fight all the obstacles. However, there should never be too much freedom that we’re truly lost in the vastness of this world where it’s easier to commit mistakes than not.
I must say that even after celebrating 69th Independence Day, India is not truly free in majority of the areas. And, wherever it is free people are making misuse of the given freedom. It’s a high time we really understood what being free means.

Thanks Kishore, Nice to have you here. I agree with your point of view. Mistakes should have limitations. I guess I wasn’t very clear on the post, I was referring to the mistakes we hold back from, the internal ones which prevent us from going beyond our comfort zone to make something happen. The fear of being judged for that mistake and so on. For the above example and the actions which have a direct bearing on the structure of the governance or society as a structure, I am completely with you :)