It’s a need in a similar way to food, shelter and security. This isn’t a “nice to have”, “or that sounds fun” kind of thing. He argues that whatever you can be, you must be. Which begs the question: why do we want freedom?Īccording to Maslow’s hierarchy of needs, the self-actualization I started off this article by talking about, is a human need. The more money you have, the more choices you have. Money, fame, power, none of these are really ends in themselves. Luffy makes an insightful observation here. Shihai nanka shi nexe yo kono umi de ichiban jiyūna yatsu ga kaizokuō da !!! -Luffy It’s just that the Pirate King is the freest guy on the oceans !!!” Let’s get into it! One Piece Quotes About Purpose I’ve also presented my own thoughts on these quotes and contrasted them with other quotes from people from real life. I’ve gone through and picked out a bunch of my favorite quotes from various characters from One Piece, and organised them into themes. Who could be described being “engaged in achieving their full potential” more than Luffy?
Self-Actualization is described as “when individuals reach a state of harmony and understanding because they are engaged in achieving their full potential.” You can clearly see this in Luffy’s quotes. He is an embodiment of someone who is solely focused on what psychologist Abraham Maslow described as “self-actualization”. The character of Luffy is a paragon of single-mindedness. If there it is a theme that runs through the series it is determination. You get the sense that, as is the case generally with fiction writing, the characters are delivering little pieces of their author’s philosophical manifesto. One Piece, written and illustrated by Eiichiro Oda, has some pretty deep moments. Tokyo to Matsumoto City and Matsumoto Castle.Demon Slayer Cosplay Costume Gallery 2020.
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