Unknown, popularized by Thich Nhat Hanh
The author of the quote 'True freedom begins where fear ends' is unknown. The saying was popularized by Vietnamese Zen master Thich Nhat Hanh and reflects themes of fear, freedom, and mindful living.
Quotes by Unknown, popularized by Thich Nhat Hanh
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True Freedom: Liberation from the Bonds of Fear
Carrying this wisdom into our daily routines means approaching life’s uncertainties with openness and compassion. Small acts—like reaching out to a stranger or pursuing a long-held goal—can serve as training grounds for freedom. Over time, as we consistently choose presence over paralysis, fear’s grip loosens and our authentic selves emerge. Thus, as the quote suggests, it is on the far side of fear that the vast landscape of true freedom begins to unfold. [...]
Created on: 8/3/2025
The Path from Fear to Genuine Freedom
In conclusion, the journey toward real freedom is not about external conditions, but about internal transformation. By gradually understanding and releasing the grip of fear, individuals discover the capacity to act authentically, speak truthfully, and pursue what matters most. As the quote implies, it is precisely at the threshold where fear ends that the expansive possibilities of true freedom begin. [...]
Created on: 8/3/2025