Passion, courage and Peace of mind are all interconnected but the foremost element is passion. NO PASSION, NO LIFE. Before proceeding further I’d like to describe what PASSION, COURAGE ‘N’ PEACE is.
• Passion is something which pushes one to move the milestones out of the way. It’s a feeling to achieve something in life at any cost. It makes one an unstoppable machine. Passion is the Will-Power.
• Courage is something which gives us strength to move the milestones out of the way. It makes one a fearless creator. It keeps the spirit alive in hearts. Courage is the Muscle-Power.
• Peace is actually the satisfaction which one gets after a particular step or action. Peace of mind comes when one achieves something and after achieving when he rests for a while without any query or tension in mind, till you sets your next target. Peace can be for a short period, or for a long period, or it can be achieved for the whole life.
One can be passionate about singing, writing, gaining knowledge, knowing science and art, love, sports, money, career, social work, politics, job, etc… etc… Passion can be anything, one may have twice, thrice or multiple passions at a time.
Then, what is the Power of Passion??? If one doesn’t have any ‘Passion’ in his/her life then what would be the use of so called ‘Courage’??? It’s quite common now days that teenagers protest their parents or teachers for being strict. This protesting or answering back to their elders is actually the hidden courage in them which gets active when they are restricted from doing anything which they are passionate for.
Passion gives courage to a financially week student to fight and come over all the hurdles and achieve success in life. Passion makes a man responsible for his family and encourages him to earn and provide a better living standard to his family. Passion gives courage to a woman to protest against the domestic violence. Passion gives courage to an old person to keep working even at the age of retirement. If there is any action without passion then it will not provide full satisfaction i.e., Peace.
If we wouldn’t have the great freedom fighters in our history like The Bhagat Singh, The Chandra Shekhar Azad, The Sukhdev, The Subhash Chandra Bose, and many more, then it’d had have became impossible to get our country out of the British Rule.
From the childhood The Bhagat Singh was quite passionate to end up the British rule in India. This passion came up from the anger and this anger was because of the cruel, brutal n violent British rule, who were exploiting India and its people. Out of the suffering Indians one was The Bhagat Singh. When he grew up he became a revolutionist and protested against the British rule. The anger gave him passion, and passion gave him courage to face all the hurdles on his way to freedom for Indians. His height of passion was so great that even the brutal death was not able to discourage his ambition. He kept fighting for the freedom, for the Nation, for his nation’s people, and for the bright future of his country. Ultimately, because of such great freedom fighters India got freedom in 1947, almost after 200 years of British rule. And after The Bhagat Singh’s death he got peace of mind in heaven and became immortal in the history of India. That’s what the power of passion is. Sooner or later passion and courage gives us peace of mind.
“Appears thirst thirsty wells, the wells are not thirsty.”
Ultimately, passion comes from some inspiration and courage comes from passion. While Passion and Courage, when used in proper direction, gives the total satisfaction i.e. the Peace of Mind. So, choose the right path and find the Peace of Mind.
At last,
“Passion is the Will-Power,
Courage is the Muscle-Power,
When used correctly
Provides Peace and Power…”