Warriorism--The mindset to peruse Victory.

 I believe everyone would have heard about warriors. The word "warrior" itself sounds so fascinating, involving the element of pure heroism and dauntlessness. A figure carrying a mammoth-sized silver sword while wearing some dusky brown garms and a high-tailed pony. That’s the sort of description you would have thought when I said the word “warrior”, isn’t it? So, can we become warriors too? Is it just about attire or swords or something else? Well, warriorism is not about seizing hefty swords, it's about seizing belligerence, victory and self-mastery…

                   

 It requires that courage, audacity and bravery to master the mindset of a fierce warrior. 

The one who succeeds on his first try is not the actuarial warrior, but the one who fails, fails, fails, and stands again is–the real warrior. The one who fights till his last breath, the one who has a strong faith in himself, the one who still moves on and on no matter how tough the situation is, is…the real warrior.

                            

I have always admired this pre-eminent skill, a skill that is so difficult to earn but gaining us the best returns. Recently, I saw The Mahabharat- the epic-which evoked a sense of duty, will, determinance, power and most importantly, the skill to bond everything--within me. I cannot emphasize how crucial this mentality is. However, this life bolds and carves every individual to acquire this. The one who masters, becomes the great, the one who doesn't, works under the great. 

Honestly, every individual must not possess success, but should possess the great warriorism to procure constant success.