Many people may not know how to describe what it really feels like to trust someone blindly. I have seen for myself that when you trust someone from the bottom of your heart, the revenge for that trust is often a betrayal that you will remember for the rest of your life. Trust does not mean that you only see the good side. If you trust blindly, you lose your sanity. There are people who can easily misunderstand our simplicity or good intentions and use them for their own benefit.
I have experienced many times myself that no matter how sweet they say things to you from the beginning, they do not mean that they are really good. Sometimes, they actually see our trust as weakness. They will think that we are blind to them. And this misunderstanding has taught me the most difficult lesson of life. Even if it is good to trust when that belief is misused, it seems like a kind of disappointment that is difficult to explain.
So now I understand that trust should at some point be a combination of honesty and sanity. Just like the Saregama melody, where many musical instruments come together to create a beautiful melody, so too should human relationships be. Only if we patiently believe and understand without blindly trusting anyone, that relationship will be sustainable. This hard lesson in life makes everyone understand that blind faith can be harmful to us, even if there is no bad intention behind it.
I would say that faith is a very important part of our lives, but it should be in the right measure, towards the right people. Because if any blind faith deceives us, it hurts us. This is the truth, the cruel reality of life. Therefore, it is wise to judge people with a clear vision, maintain prudence and protect our own mind. May life not become a game of blind faith but a beautiful path where faith and honesty are combined—this should be the wish of all of us.