Better to believe in yourself as your shoe

Greetings to all this universe and ecosystem full of life, also to all the Spanish speaking communities today I write the essence of life, as to those who want to read or listen to them because time is valuable for everyone, and at the time when we feel insecure about our life, as if the world turned against us, which at the same time feels that it takes away our strength.

We just have to be clear about the following fellows, we just have to have faith in ourselves or look at ourselves in our mirror, what am I made of, what is my purpose in this life, we all have a purpose in this life, apart from being a father, mechanic, scientist, shoeshine boy, educator, baker, everyone has their gift of doing things or their skill, since we are all full of life and hope, but we really do not see how potential we are and if we really value our life, with it that time is our enemy no one stops it.

In this opportunity I chose from so many characters of the history of humanity, that to think of so much adversity in the way of his life were winners, just to have faith in himself, that differentiates us from them, because nothing is the same human beings of flesh and blood, just have to have the courage to love us as people are: Mahatma Gandhi, Nelson Mandela.

In case of Gandhi his philosophy of believing in oneself as a person under the principles of anything you do will be insignificant, but it is very important that you do it and we also have one is who has the control to where we allow or give in to people to hurt us.

Nelson Mandela in his philosophy of carrying so much aggression in his life to the point, that much of it was detained never stopped believing in himself, part of the justice of equality as a person even if they are of different culture, transmit, the potential of collectivity in teamwork, the contribution of knowledge that enriches man.

It would truly be frightening: and I would really be justified in being brought before this court accused of not believing in the gods and not obeying the oracle, of fearing death and believing myself to be wise when I am not. For to fear death, Athenian, is nothing else than to believe oneself wise without knowing it, and to believe oneself to know what one does not know, indeed, no one knows death, nor knows whether it is the greatest good for man, yet one fears it, as if one knew with certainty that it is the greatest of all evils, and is it not shameful ignorance to believe oneself to know a thing which one does not know?.

Information consulted in Know Thyself: The Word of Socrates by Ruben Gonzalez, 2015.