An Unearthtly Fearlessness.


I've never been a fearless person since I hated risks, especially things revolved around adventures and new experiences. I would cry before riding a rollercoaster, wait for several minutes before plunging into the cold sea and be afraid of the simplest things that then turn out to be blissful pleasures.But that had changed recently, since I've been craving the exhilaration accompanied by such moments. Last summer, I took every opportunity to be wild; I did somersaults in trampoline jumps, rode frightening rollercoasters and climbed mountains with a mindset forcing me to let things go and feel the moment. Those moments allowed me to feel elated and opened doors for ventures of a soul. But now I've realised, fearlessness does not always have to be revolved around rollercoasters and cliff-jumps. Some days, we will all be in situations that determine us to think independently, value our beliefs and just fearlessly do what's right, even if the whole world is against us. Fearlessness is a state of a brave heart, a courageous faith and a freestanding mind. And once you take the correct decision to follow your intuition and act accordingly, your character will follow with a transformation eager enough to change the world.It's okay to feel weak and vulnerable at times, but those moments should not prevail. 

Take your time to pray and meditate, ponder over your heart and do what it asks you to. People will claim differently; that you're not aware of the danger, risk, foolishness of your decision. Logically, they might be quite reasonable but why always think of the negative possibilities when a lot unfolds when you let the risks go and basically trust the world for support? Why not be fearless and learn from the consequences? Why not allow your minute, bordered comfort zone to expand? Why not ground yourself to values of positivity and righteousness when you've got the chance? It's a trial; it could be a matter of defending your faith, ideas or beloved ones. Don't give up. Listen to your heart and fight back. Use your imagination and empathy to convince people otherwise, talk to them with reason until they realise you're too strong-willed to give up. You might get weak moments afterwards, but don't let them get to you. We are humans, but we need to make the best of it.

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