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Experiencing without a Freedom DesireLiving with FreedomFreedom CompetencesNeed for FreedomBasic needs of the psycheActing without a Freedom DesireRegulation CompetenceExperiencing without a Distance DesireExperiencing without a Uniqueness DesireExperiencing without the Desire for ClosenessExperiencing without a Security DesireExperiencing without a Belonging DesireActing without a Distance DesireActing without a Uniqueness DesireActing without a Closeness DesireActing without a Security DesireActing without a Desire for BelongingGuiding Process Regulation of Needs

Experiencing without a Freedom Desire

What probably happens in the experiencing of people, if they allow, or seek hardly any, or no freedom? Those who do not pursue their ideas and, therefore, rarely experience their effectiveness, become anxious. Anxious, because success experiences are scarce and the experience of shaping the world according to their own inclination is hardly done anymore. Thus, people then tend to experience themselves as the affected party, as victims of events or the playthings of external powers. They dare to do little, quickly discard their own ideas and are rather occupied with fantasies about all that could go wrong and how awful that would be. The experiencing of pride (for what has been achieved or accomplished) is reduced or missing. This has secondary consequences for self-esteem.