it does require a soul-full mind and a confident zeal to remain resilient in holding up and holding on to a link, a bond and a built structure of affinity?
when a human mind, behaves in ways that it breaks this trust, what happens spiritually to the body of trust that just got mutilated with sheer, sudden and utter distrust?
Dushwari,
Trust between two human beings is a duty of virtue rather than duty of right, for it can not be imposed because of some external legislative imperatives but because of, impalpable, moral inclination providing necessary strength to the human will to withstand and thwart agents of profanity, trust thrives and keeps on thriving as long as the will stands cogent.
Philosophy of human moral life has a very strong impact on the psychology of individuals; our actions are, in essence, reactions to our intentions, virtue or vice, evil or noble. One action of virtue raises the level of affinity between body and the soul, a step towards “soul-full mind”, a way to actualize a “spiritual being” that speaks through mortal human body the language of immortal soul.
An average human mind will be, somewhat, resistant, elastic, to break the trust, of any kind and among any two, unless intrinsic to the trust lies a mal intention that requires to build a trust for an ambition impalpable otherwise; or the measures to build the trust, howsoever true in its manifestations, falls pray to external vulnerabilities that surrounds the body of trust. In both the cases either one or both among the trusties has to suffer a loss that can leave a permanent mark on the psychological appearance, a stain that can only be washed away if a major event that addresses same emotions in a way positive to the body of trust happens.
Re: BODY OF TRUST
refreshing and good perspective, intelliphant, of course. that is really nice to hear.
Re: BODY OF TRUST
external vulnerabilities, at times can also be inner doubts, in many peoples' minds and those prevent them from making the right decisions, freely without fears.
that is one aspect of human relationships which needs more self confidence and assured trust in the ability of others whom one pairs with.