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Sol Brah describes the deepest torment: reaching the end of your life and facing the person you could have been if you'd had the courage to act. That version of yourself demands an apology for all the potential you left unrealized.
Sol Brah describes the deepest torment: reaching the end of your life and facing the person you could have been if you'd had the courage to act. That version of yourself demands an apology for all the potential you left unrealized.
The greatest level of hell is when you come to the end of your life and you have to look your potential in the eye and say, "I'm sorry I was afraid." When the man you became meets the man you could have been if only you'd had the courage.
