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How Free Is Free Will?

By: Love Spellcaster

We all know what free will means. It’s what sets us apart from any other living, breathing
thing on earth. Free will allows us to make choices, to actively participate in building our
life’s path. But are we totally free? Of course not. No one has absolute free will. Not even
America—“the land of the free.” Physical limitations and psychological conditioning
restrict most of us from making choices that are harmful, or socially and morally unacceptable.
For example, we have the freedom to jump off a cliff. But would you want to?
Also, we have the freedom to say just about anything. It’s our constitutional right. But
would you want to? Do you really want to tell your best friend that you hate her new
hairdo? Do you really want to tell your spouse he or she is not your soul mate? We think
not.
Clearly, our decisions in some measure reflect the belief systems of our parents, society,
and country. But our decisions are also influenced by our character or personality, the part
of us that is largely inexplicable. Some believe our fundamental character is determined by
our genetic composition. Some believe God or a Higher Power grants us our innate character,
talents, and circumstances. Then there’s reincarnation, the belief that cause and
effect, or karma, determines the outcome of our lives. Basically, reincarnation holds that
we are continually reborn until we achieve our full potential.
The Chinese believe that our destiny is a blend of fate and free will, a harmony of heavenly,
earthly, and human qi. They believe our character is a by-product of our fate. Our
fate is determined by the first breath we take. Literally, we inhale our destiny, a composite
of qi present at that exact moment.