Blogs by Jaspreet Kaur (Hoshiarpur)

                 Throughout history, humanity has achieved remarkable feats—building civilizations, exploring the cosmos, and creating art that inspires and technology that transforms. Yet, alongside these achievements lies a darker truth: human beings are often their own worst enemies. Through greed, ignorance, and selfishness, we have inflicted harm not only on ourselves but on the very world that sustains us. The paradox of human potential and human destruction raises a critical question: why do we harm ourselves, and how can we change this trajectory? The Roots of Self-Destruction Human beings have the unique ability to reason, empathize, and plan for the future. Yet, these very traits often contribute to behaviors that undermine our collective well-being. Several factors drive this paradox: 1. Greed and Selfishness The pursuit of personal gain has led to wars, economic inequality, and environmental degradation. While ambit...