I bow my head out of humility, not weakness.

in Incredible India3 days ago

How are you all? Of course you are very good. Today I have come to you again to give you some knowledge. And to share some things that are stored in my mind.

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Many times, many incidents happen on our way that in the wake of the incident, many of us think that maybe I have lost or I am weak.

But let me say one thing? I bow my head out of humility, not out of weakness, many times people think that someone's bowing means that he is afraid, lacks confidence or has lost. But in my own life experience, I have understood again and again that the greatest strength is hidden in true humility. So never think that I am weak because I bow my head.

To me, bowing my head never means losing. Rather, I establish my self-respect in it. When someone hurts me, sometimes says something ridiculous or shows a mountain of pride, then I do not keep quiet and bow my head, because I am weak, because I know that not falling under the pressure of words, suppressing my pride and being patient is a great virtue. So I try to remain silent during that time without saying anything.

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I think the secret to success is humility. My mother taught me as a child that humility makes people respectable and pride makes people weak. As I get older, I realise that the world will become softer for us if we can live more modestly.

Many times, I want to protest, sometimes I have to speak loudly. But when I think deeply, if I had been swept away by excitement, the situation would have been worse. I stayed calm in that place, lowered my head, just because I didn't want anyone's heart to be broken by my behavior, or to feel small in my own eyes.

My desire is only one, I want to earn people's respect by being humble throughout my life. I want to be someone who stands by someone in danger, gives a gentle smile to keep someone's mind. Because, lowering your head is never a shame, rather, it strengthens a person's inner strength.

Finally, I bow my head not out of fear, nor under the pressure of humiliation. I do it out of humility, because I want peace, love, and respect to be in my behavior. In this small life of mine, I find greatness and peace in humility, not in intense pride. Anyway, I have shared a few things with you, I hope you like it.

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I am Md. Mamun, a Bangladeshi. However, I am currently living as an expatriate in Malaysia due to work. I express my feelings through writing and share my experiences through videos. However, I love singing more and playing games too, so I sing and play games in my free time. I love making friends. I love life and try to enjoy it.

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