Discipline, as we generally understand it, is adaptation to approved political, social, or religious foolish patterns. This adaptation involves imitation, oppression, or a form of surpassing the real situation, isn't it? In this discipline, it is evident that there is a continuous struggle, a conflict that distorts the quality of the mind. One complies because they are promised - or hope for - a reward. One disciplines oneself in order to gain something. In order to achieve something, one obeys and submits, and the guiding model - whether it is the communist model, the religious model, or their own - becomes the authority. In all this, there is no freedom at all. Discipline, however, means to learn; and to learn is to deny any authority and obedience. Now, seeing all this is not the result of an analytical process.