Fear is often humiliating, because once it is recognized as unfounded, one has to admit to wasting opportunities that will never come again. Then one thinks about how much one does not do because of this feeling which, if it is not cowardice, has an undesirable restrictive effect. No one feels at ease when faced with the image of a worse future; however, the means of glimpsing it are so precarious that it is almost always best not to worry.
Tag: behavior
The Attitude of Someone Who Is Sincerely Looking…
The attitude of someone who is sincerely looking for answers is to be open to all sources of information that may be able to help him in his business, regardless of how reliable they may seem, something that should only be analyzed later. Not to do so would be to close off possibilities beforehand, something unthinkable for someone who wants the truth first and foremost, and therefore craves any clue that might lead to it. In fact, the credibility of a source is only a problem for the hasty journalist, who has to conclude before researching. Apart from that, there is always something useful to be found.
Sometimes the Most Vast Culture Proves…
Sometimes the most vast culture proves to be sterile. It develops, reaches an impressive stature and still fails to bear fruit. Or at least not as expected. And when we analyze the reasons for this, it is always, always proven by example that no culture can bear fruit unless it is embedded in a sufficiently vast and equally unique experience. It is only in conjunction with this that it can be transformed into a work that is not only unique, but real. For this reason, it may even be intended for seniors who, years before, had very different things to worry about.
Modern Man Has a Taste for Comfort…
Modern man has a taste for comfort, and all he does not want are experiences that shake him up and force him to move. And when we analyze his days, his years, we see how regrettable the effects of mediocrity, convenience and idleness are. It is curious to note the frequency of extreme experiences in great souls, whose character seems to be consolidated precisely by them. Sublime or harsh, they mark less by nature than by intensity, representing the transformative essence that modern custom wants to avoid.