Lack of freedom is the loss, from whatever source internal or external, of the ability to act appropriately.

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• lack of freedom as blockage of appropriate reactionconcept0.844
  Anything causing an inability to react appropriately, whether internal or external.
• A physical environment with living structure nourishes freedom of the spirit; lacking it, freedom can be destroyed or weakened.claim0.783
  Key claim linking living structure to inner freedom.
• "To see the phenomenal world fully from the perspective of both freedom and the lack of separateness between oneself and others is to see it also with an irrationally openhearted warmth..."quote0.763
  Eleanor Rosch quote connecting non-dual perspective to compassion, opening Section 5.3
• The birthright being lost is the inner core from which judgment can be made, the knowledge of what it is to be a person.claim0.747
• Agency, Freedom, and Individualityconcept0.740
• If Humans Lack Uniform Welldefined Values And Strugglequestion0.736
• "The world around us requires a special looseness to allow normal human life to run in its normal state."quote0.734
  A key claim that the environment must have a specific kind of looseness (living structure) to support ordinary human happiness.
• To be whole, a building must be 'lost' in its surroundings—not separate, but part and parcel of them.claim0.733
  Defines the paradoxical quality of a living whole in architecture.