The spirit will be free only if it is no longer a support. Kafka, what does this sentence tell us what to do?

This sentence tells us that spirit should not be used as a support, but should be freely released and expressed. When we bind the spirit to the support, it loses its freedom and cannot really exert its potential. Therefore, we should try to get rid of this bondage and let the spirit fly freely.

Specifically, this sentence can remind us:

1. Don't let past experience or identity become our present bondage. Our spirit should be able to transcend the limitations of the past and explore new possibilities freely.

2. Don't let any kind of belief, idea or habit become the bondage of our thinking and action. We should keep an open mind, try to go beyond our own limitations and get in touch with and understand more things.

3. Don't let any kind of material or material desire become the support of our life. We should pursue inner satisfaction and peace instead of relying too much on external material support.

In short, we should let our spirit explore, create and grow freely, instead of being restricted by any kind of bondage.