Deep in the cave there is no distinction between day and night but, like all persons, Pasha must sleep.
After a siesta, which had one of his recurring dreams of a better place, Pasha asked: How much better to be outside than inside?. He had dreams that showed the beauty of the outside world: light, berries, broad meadows, but what is what distinguished them as "better" the darkness of the cave? Is your mind?, If so, is not enough just to change the switch your mind to the cave be preferable to place both craved in the past?.
That personally to see the world from our own values \u200b\u200bis what makes our freedom. However, it is inevitable longing for a beauty beyond these values.
Perhaps rooted Christian culture affects even the most atheistic, but does not seem so unreasonable to think that if the mystique and beauty of the world were only within each brain, the world would be a very sad place to live.
On the other hand, if the transcendental beauty existed, if indeed there was a beauty beyond freedom, what would be space for freedom?.
Universal Beauty "?. What a beautiful and depressing subject for questioning in the XXI century.
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