COURAGE DOESN'T ALWAYS ROAR


Courage comes in many shapes, sizes and forms. Sometimes we forget for ourselves, while racing into a burning to save lives and helping out a person who need us, even if smaller occurrences, small & simple form of kindness can count as acts of courage.
Courage, according to Aristotle, is the mean between fear and recklessness. 
For example
1) Telling bitter truth before everyone.
2) Go beyond of any rules & do the right one
3) Confess your all faults before everyone
Therefore, acts full of courage can happen on the small rate, but also on the smaller, day to day life level, as now a day’s people are very selfish & have no time to think about others. I believe a courageous person understands danger, and chooses to overcome their fear and proceed to face the danger and act according to their values. It is not fearlessness, recklessness, or rashness, it’s the pride to do right thing. Sometimes it’s not easy to do the right thing when most of the people in this world believe in blind believes & wanna to stay in their mentality. It is a well considered, wise, and brave decision to behave constructively despite the fear, discomfort, or temptation. Courage is a strength drawn from a wise balance between the weaknesses of cowardice. It is the discipline to act on wisely & chosen values .Because courage always not roar sometimes it silently motivate us to do the right thing.  Because courage allows us to act on our values rather than our impulses, its virtue has long been recognized.

Courage has many Definitions
1. Overcoming Fear
2. Grace under pressure
3. Choosing self respect
4. Wise endurance
5. Uncomplaining acceptance of unendurable
6. Doing right despite the fright

You can ask yourself what you feel, what should be the courage mean?
1. Doing the right thing even if it is difficult.
2. Facing your fears with confidence – being brave.

How we can show courage?
1. Do the right thing, even if others are not.
2. Bravely deal with your daily challenges.
3. be willing to try new things, even if you might fail.
4. Tell the truth regardless of the consequences.
5. Face your fears and work to overcome them.
6. Admit your mistakes and learn from them.
7. Do not give into negative peer pressure

Courage on a Daily Basis -
1. Not all acts of courage need to be known worldwide to be defined as brave. 2. Trying a food that you've never tried before.
3. Engaging in a new experience.
4. Asking someone out on a date.
5. Doing something that might be a little risky such as sky diving or riding a bike for the first time.
6. Standing up for a person who is being picked on.
7. Helping out a person or animal in need, even if it might put you in a little bit of danger.
8. Standing up for yourself.
9. Taking a stand against an unfair social or economic practice.
10. Doing something by yourself for the first time.
11. Making a public presentation about something you believe in.
12. Standing up against prejudice & other work which create discrimination between two people.
13. Signing up for a good purposeful program.
14. Engaging in small acts such as the ones mentioned above can eventually lead you down the road toward more global acts of courage.
15. Simply getting involved with a volunteer opportunity at the local level can open doors to bigger projects involving human rights or rescue opportunities.
16. Rise your voice for those work which against HUMAN RIGHTS.
17. Don’t forget to tell truth & raise the voice for those who can’t shout for them.
18. Never tolerate injustice & anguish.

There is some courage within us ….which motivates us … 

Physical Courage

Physical courage is the type of courage that often comes to mind even if we have not that much strength to do that .Sometimes we are inspired and humbled by the stories which indirectly motivates us. Some people become history before us for their courageous work for the society .sometimes we all hope that when called upon to face a crisis, we too will be willing to risk our physical safety to save our own life and the lives of others.

Intellectual Courage

We’re living a time of countless new problems. If we are to solve these problems, it will take men who have the courage to think bold new ideas and have the courage to endure society .In our History is full of great men who have displayed manly intellectual courage. Mahatma Gandhi devoted his life to the pursuit of truth. His teachings have inspired many. Another example .sometimes you have to stand for what is right; IT SHOWED THE INTELLECTUAL COURAGE TO STAND FOR TRUTH, EVEN IF IT MEANT DEATH.

EXAMPLE: - MARTIN LUTHER KING, ABRAHAM LINCOLN  

Moral Courage

Moral courage can be defined as the power and determination to follow what one believes to be right, regardless of cost to one’s self, and irrespective of the disapproval of others .it also  Like intellectual courage,. One example that comes to mind is that of Gandhi. Gandhi lacked in military and economic strength, still he won because for his moral courage. Through his use of non-violent protest, Gandhi was able to persuade the British government with his courage to liberate India. Another is mother Teresa …who serve many people .she only devoted towards her work & became memorable for us.

EXAMPLE:-DALAI LAMA, GHANDHIJI, NELSON MADELA, MOTHER TERESA, SOCRATES

Courage to Be Great

As with all the types of courage, you must start with the small decisions and work up to the bigger ones. Start identifying the ways in which fear is holding you back from your goals and your happiness. Remember, that this fear can take your success .always  remember, you haven’t done it yet because it’s an unpleasant task, but because you are afraid to do it .when ever this thought strike in your mind think it’s result , it may help many . Before quitting think about others who need you. If you’ve been afraid to begin a workout program, then how can you do it, have you ever ask this question to yourself. Before going to battle field you die due to your cowardice nature. The more fears you face and overcome the more your courage and confidence will grow.

EXAMPLE: - NEIL AMSTRONG, HELEN KELLER, LUDWIG VAN BEETHOVEN,


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