Unraveling the Secret Behind Human Supremacy

Scrutinizing the labyrinth rituals of woods always bring out the protruding strategy of survival there. There the constitution of living for one relies on the assassination of another. The relation between predator and prey in the form of food chains and food webs better describes how survival belongs to the fittest alone. The potent and robust seizing of the target, brutally ripping it off into slices, and then ruthlessly swallowing and digesting it, are some of the vigorous fundamental characteristics required for animals to compete in this race of durability. The one naturally built on the essence of fragility and vulnerability has no right of living among those ruthless creatures in the woods. This is the law of the jungle.

Stepping into the world of humans, who have developed and evolved cognitive abilities and of course, who are supreme over all creations, consider it being an exploitation to be declared as animals, while they claim themselves to be civilized and educated. But just for a second, wait here and ponder over what the reality of this law of survival is in this modern and civilized society of our so-called progressed, developed, and educated existence.

Recalling the nuclear bombardment on those two inhabited cities of Japan, Hiroshima, and Nagasaki, gives us the most comprehensible answer to this question. In those days, everyone was pristinely aware about Japan’s powerful economical muscle and it not being equipped with nuclear shells. This is the clearest manifestation that the fear of being unfit for survival can even lead to genocide as we disregard the outcomes our Mother Earth is still carrys out.

The much controversial matter of snatching the rudimentary rights of the living from Kashmiris and Palestinians is also the biggest demonstration of the rules of the Jungle being applied on the so-called progressed land of civilized human beings. Humans’ occupant of other humans based on military power is heart rendering enough that your eyes bleed tears with sorrow on these atrocities.

All the wars that happened in the past or currently running caused nothing but unbearable damage to our planet by metamorphosing it into a bleak world. Of course, all this destruction and harm is rather unrecoverable and in this fight for survival, we have dyed our Earth with the blood of the innocents. The backs of countless families are still humped with a load of outcomes left in the wake of nuclear attacks. Despite progression, we, as humans, have been demoted in our values. We, humans, have forgotten the boundaries between us and animals. In fact, it is better to say that we have crossed all the confines of barbarity and ferocity in our fight for survival, a survival that only elevate our prestige as we snatch the basic survival of others. We could be living in a much better, secure, tranquil, peaceful, finer, healthier, progressing, exceeding, excelling, favourable, and contented place, but dismally and woefully in our frustration, hostility, and our greed for existence, we embraced blood corruption.

I, witnessing the ever-increasing cruelty and outrage in this world, now crave refinement. I believe that tolerance is an elemental requirement for the design of a peaceful land. I believe that apart from colour, caste, and creed every human being should have an equal and fair right of living and developing independently. We should accept and embrace the deprived and lagging community present among us philanthropically and we should celebrate the positive advancement achieved by anyone in this world.

No soul is superior to another. We all are humans who are going to die one way or the other. How beautiful it is for every person to spend these limited days with peace on Mother Earth. I strongly believe that emotions for fellow humans make us human beings. To mourn with the mourning soul, to stand with the needy, to uplift the falling one, to carry the drowning to the shore, and to love unconditionally the human race is all we need to bring light on our beloved Earth. I believe that being fragile and sensitive towards the torment of others depict a lot of strength. I believe that we all can progress without smashing each other. I believe that the progression of one never resists the development of the other, rather, cooperation with affection can result in the elimination of sorrows and grieves which can give birth to peace, which is crucial for real progression.