Valentía And Cowardice Of Life

Valentía and cowardice of life

Introduction

In the course of life, we are exposed to situations that seek to prove our abilities and in the same way how brave or cowardly it is the spirit we carry inside;But, to what extent do we let ourselves be influenced by our fears that we do not give ourselves the opportunity to face and assume the consequences of our actions? Having the will, energy and courage to face difficult situations, is what we call courage, a virtue from which we all enjoy, taking into account that what differentiates us from each other is the way we take advantage of this virtue. 

Developing

The fact of stopping doing something for fear or distrust of the unknown is called cowardice, it is what prevents us from facing future consequences of which only the anxiety of what could have happened would have happened because thanks to this, an opportunity to learn something newOr simply to do justice, he has gone;A clear example of this can be seen in the pages of the Bible, where St. Matthew in his gospel says: "Then Judas threw the coins in the temple, and went and hanged before going to the Lord and asking for forgiveness".

Does it refer to the lack of courage from Judas who, as we know, betrayed and gave Jesus, his teacher and guide, in exchange for some gold coins;When he realizes his great and irremediable mistake, and unable to endure the terrible guilt, he decides to hang himself;but that it would have been of Judas if he instead had to apologize to the Lord? He would surely have granted forgive.

But the pressure under which Judas was not allowed to realize this and instead turned to the only exit that has no return or going back, death. On the other hand, but not far from the above, San Mateo also says: “When Pilatos saw that he did not get anything, but that the uproar was growing, command to bring water and washed his hands in front of everyone, saying: – -I am not responsible for the death of this man;It is your thing ”;This implies that Pilate.

Having the possibility of doing justice by his own means, he was carried away by what the rumors of the people said, which claimed that Jesus blasphemed himself by calling himself a son of God and king of the Jews;Without investigating in search of the truth about Jesus, Pilatos preferred to get rid of the fault that would fall on him if he ordered him to kill or the nonconformity of the people and the priests if he let him live;washing his hands in symbol that he would have nothing to do with the decision made by the people.

He agreed to give the order to free a true criminal and crucify an innocent as people acclaim at that time, knowing that he had in his hands the salvation of the Son of God and for his cowardice and indifference life was taken from him suchAnd as Jesus himself had destined, for he accepted the designs that his father had prepared with humility, courage and with a heart full of love. Love is presented to the world as the most beautiful feeling of happiness.

conclusion

Fullness produced by complete knowledge and acceptance towards another person;This feeling is able to wake up in each of us unique sensations and emotions that at the same time make us act in different ways that we could not have ever imagined before;These sensations can become so powerful that in some cases our "inner self" comes out revealing a hidden identity of each one.