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Ever wondered what amount of faith you have for people or the vice versa. The title of the article might have fascinated you in the first p...

Ever wondered what amount of faith you have for people or the vice versa.
The title of the article might have fascinated you in the first place if not, it's not a problem. 

We meet a lot of people as we walk through the path of life. We gradually develop trust and companionship but that's not something concerned with every relation a human has in one's life. There's surveillance for everything in this world. According to the norms we are ought to set up a surveillance system CCTV cameras, to ensure safety and trace any kind of vice. Strangers won't be too offended with the assertion that you are trying to keep a constant check on them. But are we always with strangers when we are under der surveillance? The strangers we are talking about gradually become our mates and companions. But with this development does the norm of setting up a system of surveillance lose its worth. It doesn't. But what about the fact that you trust those around you now. Accordingly, if you have won their trust and more importantly vice versa you shouldn't be having any system concerning surveillance now. The people around might as well question you about this concern and the probability of the development of distrust and suspicion. How would you counter that?

Before this question is answered I want you to come up with a solution to solve this matter of concern. And are you now introspecting as to why it's happening to you just like everyone else that you're not able to come up with a solution? You might or might not answer the question and solve the matter in the first place But what's more important is, whether you have thought about it before or not. To approach it in a different intuitive way, try to remember the greatest mistake you've made in your life, or you can as well think of the best moment(s) of your life and get your chest inflated (with your ego as well). Certainly, everyone has a personality peculiar to their temperament, behavioural patterns and lifestyle etc. But what amount of personality was involved ( if any) when you made the greatest mistake of your life? The answer is most likely to be none. Then what was it which was responsible for the kind of behaviour displayed by you in those moments which strike you with strong intensity, and make you feel exactly the way you did when even you weren't aware of what just took place, and how it did? Is it magic. Or would you call it something else?

That brings us to the question raised before in this article. You can trust people and their personalities once your trust is cemented and the vice versa but what about the fact we just discussed. There are moments probably more than a few(for some) moments in life when people do not act in accordance with their personality. What would you rely on in those moments? Do you know what might happen or are you familiar with what's in store for you to witness? The answer again is no. 

The founder of psychoanalysis Sigmund Freud stated: 

"The virtuous man contents himself with what the wicked man does in actual life".

And is there any denying that anyone in this world does not fall into the category for whom this statement isn't applicable? Again no, you can trust personalities but not human (emotional) instincts for sure because when they take over, you are not you, or in other words not in possession of your faculties. Rather you become the victim of a crippled state of awareness that drives you to do things which even you find almost impossible to believe once you are back in charge of your faculties. In life, we tend to make such decisions and take actions which remind ourselves of the unending horizons of our mind.