Importance of self-reliance

If self-reliance can be found as effortlessly as it is lost, why would not people try to look for it, to contemplate, or to just challenge the meaning? How could one be self-reliant without distancing society and those around you? It can't be that simple, and it probably isn't. It doesn't mean, nonetheless,

that one should not try.

If we all take the path which we will be more self-reliant, we would be uplifted beyond our perception, Our minds, body, and soul will evolve and become profound not just to ourselves but to those who aspire to enrichment as well. How can one get his or her souls, minds, or his or her bodies, to reach this degree of awareness?

It's a lengthy and boring process, but a process that verifies that you are well deserving of your credit. It proves that you are not a dummy not capable of the simplest of tasks, but a person of significance - someone who can hold their own in nobility and respect, To be able to stand on one's own two feet is a satisfying feeling, one that can be filled with magnificence and enjoyment.

That feeling of worth is remarkable powerful, able to spark the enormous of minds into the thought process that could be the next revolution in society.

Sadly. these feelings can't be cultivated due to the bitterness of the world around them. The seed is right there, but it can't grow appropriately. Vastly like an animal being tossed into a not favorable environment, there is no room for growth before it is mercilessly slaughtered by a predator. Our opinions are the same.

The feeling is there, but as soon as the unfavorable environment is given, the thought is departed to die, it never to be disseminated or acted upon. There is the likelihood that the thought has enough power on its own to endure. These have proven that we can be competent to surviving or reaching our worth

Without that capacity, we become mindless. We are no longer parts of a whole contributing to the better of our lives and those around us; we become drones only capable of conducting the tasks we are given, no longer thinking for ourselves and losing our merit as people.

Without that worth, are we better than animals? It is difficult to be better than animals if we neglect to exercise that which makes us what we are - our mind, body, and soul. If these are were never used, then we become even lower than animals, who even as easy -minded and instinct-driven as they are, understand that there is a need that they must contribute to, no matter how vicious it may seem.