The mind takes virtues like humility, selflessness, and kindness and turns them into chains that prevent you from freely expressing yourself.
Full expression is wild, unpredictable, and free.
It doesn’t conform to spiritual or societal expectations.
It doesn’t try to look enlightened—it just is.
And that terrifies those who believe spirituality must appear a certain way.

So when you fully express yourself:

✔ People won’t think you are humble, because you refuse to play small.
✔ People won’t think you are selfless, because you own your value.
✔ People won’t think you are peaceful, because you disrupt illusions.
✔ People won’t think you are kind, because you speak uncomfortable truths.

Instead:

✔ People will think you’re arrogant, because you are authentic.
✔ People will think you’re greedy, because you charge what you’re worth.
✔ People will think you’re too intense, because you express your power.
✔ People will think you’re crazy, because you refuse to live by their rules.

But liberation is not about how you are perceived—it’s about how you live.
If you are still trying to look humble, kind, or peaceful, you are living in fear—not freedom.
True freedom is when you no longer live a lie—you live the Truth.
And this is why most avoid it.

Are you willing to fully express yourself—no matter how the world sees you?