Wisdom: Brave is the one who brings out his fear from the darkness inside

The ancient city of Machu Picchu, adorned with giant Malay beauty, is the legendary citadel of the Inca people in Peru, which still attracts tourists from all over the world for its beauty and sophistication. In 1911, this fort was discovered on the high peaks of mountains hidden in the veils of time. Its stairs are called the stairs of death. Because it looks very difficult and difficult to go up with the wall.

But to date, no accident has happened to any tourist on it. We, humans, make decisions based on our thoughts. Like the shark fish, we consider it a symbol of fear in the sea. If its wings are seen on the surface of the sea, the butterfly flutters. We look down on the mosquito because of its size. None of our children are afraid of mosquitoes.

However, there are only five to six human victims of sharks in a year, and millions of deaths and millions of illnesses are caused by mosquitoes. Our fears and fears are based on what we hear. It is not necessarily rationally correct. Reason and reason are light. Fear is darkness. When fear takes hold of us, it leads us to darkness. This darkness makes us angry. Anger breeds hatred and hatred leads to a painful life.

A brave is not one who is not afraid. Fear is part of our nature. A brave person is one who brings out his fear from the darkness inside and then stands in front of it.