HUBRIS AND HARMATIA; THE REALITY THAT ENUMERATES LIFE'S EQUILIBRIUM POINTS

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In most cases people resorts to prayer when some unforeseen circumstances has taken control of what they use to initially control. That is people are full of self-loathing and the sense of indignation and then finally a sense of self empathy and regret immediately after series of pride and half arrogance, which often is the harmatia that precedes the circumstances i aforementioned above. What do you feel happened to the Titanic after it sank? Before it sank there was a sense of strength, overconfidence which blinded the fact that despite every strength paraded in any circumstances there might still be an iota of weakness needless to say we can't help who we are, and who we are can be broad-minded especially when it seems we have covered every blade of grass when it comes to knowledge. We understand the science, we understand every narratives and as a result there is this certain kind of elation that fills us up especially when we know that every circumstances seems under control. But do you know that if the Titanic hadn't sunk we would have today more better refined and convicted and geniuses who prepares the best but still expects uncertainty

Without a doubt, we're mere flesh and blood who cannot even pass their brilliance and consciousness into another body because that might even take 30th century science or even never. So the fact that the body is a check and balance to the greatest NI (Natural Intelligence) ever created (the Brain) this is a definitive proof that either through evolution or through creation we are not meant to exceed a certain kind of limitation does this also mean that we resort to embracing our humblest self? When we understand that we can decompose like filth or even dead mucus after such a blistering life achievement? Is it fair that we get to look like the ghost of our former selves immediately we lay dead in a coffin? Is it logical? Why can't we find preserverance while we explore other inertia in death far greater than earth? and take control of our unconsciousness or doesn't our abilities include this as well? Sadly No! But this reality skips our mind immediately we become superfluous and over accomplishing with the vanity that comes with life.

Needless to say, we're often lesser of thoughts and tend to ask more questions despite not having previous questions getting answers because we have reached a certain point through which we can no longer explore or flex our muscles in the face of larger things. Bigger than what we can explain in times like this we often cope by dwelling on our strengths instead of reckoning with our weaknesses and this often is a good thing which brings us many accomplishments. And courage is a vivid example of one of our strength but you have to understand that courage only works in the right circumstances and not the curve of impossibility and it's something a human thing that can't handle superhuman thing. *Alexander the great succumbed to a death by mere malaria after having faced a thousand spears shield, swords and arrows but what brought about his death was an uncertain circumstances which even his courage and desire to live couldn't fight At the end, we aren't invincible despite the invincibility that suffices after breaking human records and beating all odds.