In each of the steps we take in this life, we go through stages where we get wounds, normally these do not necessarily have to be physical, the spiritual ones also have a lot of meaning, and they can even be much more difficult. These wounds may not have as much "importance" at the beginning, today people or our environment do not feel something that links them to a spiritual plane, all this is used in a constant interest, in the "what they will say" because I always I am much more interested in what they think of me in my work or social environment, than what my loved ones think they are closest to my life.
The destiny that we want can not be formed by anyone but ourselves, but, I am doing the right thing to be a better person for my friends and the world around me. That's why sometimes we choose to turn each page of the flavors that present us in life ...
Currently one of the most used means to discriminate or think differently in any aspect are social networks, apparently many people feel "safe" behind a monitor writing infinities of insults to another person, it is like your ego will feed and a means of feeling totally satiated. Not knowing if in reality that person who is being victim of these insults suffers from some disease, or some problems in their environment.
That is why we can not feel tied to those wounds that we have received, we have to create a change of attitude and grow better as people, and not only that change is seen by the people who are being benefited, but also by making this change, a saying that influences our lives in a certain way and is this: "It is really the one who builds, who grows, who contributes, inevitably fails who destroys, who bites, who dries and only condemns".
Only we toamamos the decision to be enslaved people of those wounds, or being responsible for them and giving a change to each of our habits to make a significant change in our lives, closing the article left this sentence of Grantland Rice ... "A wise man makes his own decisions, an ignorant man follows public opinion."