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Let's ask ourselves a question: What does Independence mean to you? On August 15, India will memorialise its 76th anniversary of independence. There are numerous ways to respond to this question, but for me the word Independence is loaded with meaning and relates with people in various ways. Politically speaking, the term implies that a nation or a group of people are gaining freedom from a government or another nation. This has happened on several occasions throughout history.
The second interpretation is more emotionally charged and indicative of an individual's total independence. An independent person may be themselves, say what they want to say, do what they want to do, and believe what they want without external pressure or direction.
However, independence means to me that people are free to express themselves and to make use of that freedom to become better, learn, and engage in daily life. Independence shouldn't be used as a justification for taking over.
For me, freedom is being independent. Freedom that does not break away us from our ideals but instead satisfies your desire to grow as a person. We are empowered to voice our minds and set ourselves free from ignorance by our feeling of individuality.
Independence to me is about experiencing life to the fullest! To have fun and strive to be your best each and every day of your life. It involves taking a brave, powerful stance.
Independence to me is living a peaceful life and taking responsibility for our actions. Yes, becoming independent comes with horrifying responsibility.
Independence involves feeling responsible for my own decisions and their results. It's like if you may choose the colours and draw whatever you want in a painting of your life.
Finding independence shows maturity and resourcefulness. It is a hidden treasure. You have the opportunity to build and maintain trust with others as a result of this. Being independent means being confident in oneself while still being able to acknowledge one's dependency on others.