Release and Realization

At first glance, the protagonists of Siddhartha and The Stranger seem to be very different from each other. Siddhartha was held in India for centuries before the birth of Christ. Siddhartha is Brahmin's educated son who left a luxurious lifestyle and elite family to gain spiritual enlightenment. Stranger is in Algeria. The main character Meursault is an ordinary but psychologically incoherent man who committed an unscheduled murder and was finally sentenced to imprisonment.

Everything that exists is struggling. You are not alone. Everything is suffering from serious desperation. For what? Please just be yourself. Please release, express and realize all possibilities. Wheat grows and struggles to touch the sky. The river suffered from the blue blue sea. You are struggling like this as well. Become yourself as you breathe, become wind, dust, and before you breathe. But only you can say the exact nature of your struggle. Is this wisdom? For courage? In reality For all these things? Now, we will come to my mind. What is the wisdom of growth, courage and the truth? Can you defeat yourself? Can we accommodate and protect it? You can take it away from others - as we were taught in this era? You are not that free. You are just a prisoner. You will not have anything at all

As you realize you are wrong, they will start to laugh and cry like recently released mental disorders. There is no harm to people with mental disabilities. Some of my best friends are mentally ill. Actually I am a mentally disabled person.

When I was a child, prison believed that the prison was intended to keep bad people away from society and to help citizens get better after being released. I realize that the reality of this situation is as serious as hundreds of years ago. The reality of the prison is terrible. Riots bothered the prison almost every day, innocent people were imprisoned, and many people suffered from mental illness because they were tortured while being imprisoned. Prisons can be divided into white male and white female agencies, but what is the color of men and women? Angela Davis is discussing whether colored women are often imprisoned for violence, but because colored women are distinguished from white women in prisons, they are often placed in male prisons. Prison violence including men and women will continue to increase in our current society.