Pandora’s box and human behavior
Pandora’s box unleashed evil in the world but was it really the box that caused the disaster? O The curiosity of humans?. Thanks to this myth we can see how a small act of curiosity as it was to open the Pandora box unleashes a great chaos to all humans but thanks to it it was implied that there is always something good in every action we take. Like hope in this case. On the other hand in each story there are always the bad things of it and we focus on how the problem develops but we do not think that the rest thinks as in this case because Pandora opened to the box.
This myth implies that the more they warn us of something else we tempt us to do so and we end up doing it but it also teaches us the consequences of an act of disobedience it does not matter if that act is something “innocent” the consequences of it can be veryLarge and unfavorable for many people, for example, when opening the Pandora’s box, all humans were affected by chaos, in addition, it is not only in this case, provided we do something inappropriate, we affected everything that depends on that action as it would be to reach it early to theRoutes when leaving school or reaching an event early so that the organization of the event flows normally.
On the other hand you must see both sides of the story and we should see why Pandora opened the box and not only the consequences of his actions. For many people it is very tempting to do what a principle told us that we did not also do as humans we need to find the answer to many questions that have not been raised, knowing something that is unknown to many regardless of the consequences of which it entailsThis action, on the other hand we have the habit of being able to follow the rules for a period of time but then we get tired of monotony and decide to disobey and tend not to follow an instruction.
However, as we can see that each action affects the functioning of something, it should be emphasized that we cannot always avoid any disaster since the decision is not always in our hands as was the case of Oedipus King in which an oracle predicted to the murder ofHis father caused by Oedipus and the union between his mother and he, his father Layo decided to abandon his son so that this prophecy was not fulfilled. As mentioned above, the decision is not always in our hands and when trying to change something immodifiable as the destiny would be and many times when something bad happens we say that we have bad luck but no. It is the destiny that prepares to teach something does not always have negative effects only that at the time we see it that way since we are not accustomed to seeing things as they are and that everything happens because it is already destined for luck to …
On the other hand we have a very negative thought and as people we only see what suits us and accommodate it for our benefit as it would be a bad note or not deliver a job, we associate this with bad luck or destiny and we always excuse ourselves withThe phrase "I pass because it had to happen" but many times we recharge on that and not always the results have to be negative but if we let things happen they will always end up like this. And no matter how much we want to avoid some consequence at some point comes in the way we deserve it.
The destination in that little was immodifiable and when trying to change it, it was coupled to any type of situations but that is fulfilled, regardless of how much you try to change. And as a phrase "the one that is intended to happen will always find a unique, magical and wonderful form to manifest …".And just as bad decisions lead to a consequence, what we do in our day to day can modify the results of our actions but not destiny in our lives
To conclude, you could say that humans have the instinct to change what is not in our hands or try to help other forgives which do not require our help and on many occasions we can make situations worse on the other hand we also have the defectof not being able to follow orders and not be able to control our curiosity, so they say that the curiosity kill.
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