HOW
TO BE A SUPERHERO
Being a superhero
entails not just super powers because in reality, super powers really don’t
exist, at least not yet. With the advent of technology, superpowers would be in
reality in the future. In the meantime, we can be our own super heroes. Before
we start off, how is a certain person be called a hero? Well, we define hero as
someone who sacrifices his/her own welfare for the good of others. Heroes are
the few people who stand amidst adversity and shows courage, right?
It’s a pretty sure
thing that most people have seen “The Avengers”. Though some of its characters
are fictional, we can derive from their deeds because their actions
with/without superpowers are heroic in nature.
Suiting up like these
heroes doesn’t make one a hero. Do deeds that people may call you a hero. You
can be a hero in your own ways:
1.
Stand
up when everyone is weak enough to stand for what is right. Heroes are always
seen as someone who is strong. Being physically strong doesn’t guarantee you a
hero. Strong convictions are usually the driving force why heroes emerge.
Consider the characters of Superhero movies; they are always driven by one good
thing. Find that one strong and good principle that is for the benefit of the
many not just yours, and stand for it.
2.
Help
the needy. This one good thing would always be the first deed that’ll pop out
into our minds when it comes to being a hero. Of course, heroes are called
heroes because they help people other than their own selves.
3.
Make
someone or other people happy. It’s not every day that we meet people who can
make us happy. You know it’s seldom, so be a source of happiness to others.
4.
Do
good deeds without asking for anything in return. Heroes are two-faced. One
that is natural and another is their superhero form. They are unrecognizable
when you see them in the streets. They just do good deeds without the need of
being recognized in their true form. Apparently, in reality you can do same.
I’ve seen someone who did something extraordinary. She gave free foods to
street children. She’s not a prominent person, just an ordinary citizen who was
kind enough to give a parcel of her blessings to the needy. Heroes are like
that right?
5.
A
sacrifice is not a real big thing when done voluntarily. Have things done not because
you are supposed to do, but do things because you just want to. Remember what
Iron Man did? He sacrificed himself to save the earth from being captured by
the evils of the outer space. And it wasn’t so much a big stuff for him, right?
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