" I f we trust the famous words of Pericles in the Funeral Oration that gives a guaranty that those w h o forced every sea and lan d to become the scene of their daring will not remain without wit ne ss and will need neither Homer nor anyone else who knows how to turn words to prai s e them; without existence from others, those who acted will be able to establish together the everlasting remembrance of their good and bad d e eds, to inspire admiration in the present and in future age s ." O n the idea of life struggles lead us to th i nk particularly with our current condition that life really is not most satisfying, it urges us individually to look for m or e what we c ould consider as worth living. Oth e rs may re m ain idle o r far more worst stagnant in their own la k e, afraid to break free from the shackles that they are conditioned to exist. Although there are attempts to walk across, the path we perceive would change o...