Nature's metaphor

In nature, even the fiercest lion bows to the law of survival. An eagle seizes a cub, yet the lion doesn’t despair — it runs, it leaps, it fights, because saving one’s dear ones is not just instinct, it’s the right to live.

But when we shift from jungle to human society, the story changes. We forget that every person, every being, deserves the same dignity — the right to survive, the right to protect, the right to simply exist without fear. Instead, we wrap these struggles in fancy words: “development,” “strategy,” or “geopolitics.”

Nature shows us clarity. Humans blur it with excuses. The lion teaches us persistence, the eagle teaches us opportunity, but we must also learn the most important lesson: to recognize the rights and dignity of our fellow beings. Without it, we remain more divided than the jungle itself.

Philosophical angle: opportunity!
Correct angle : It's the right to save the dear ones, the right to live..

We see the same in our daily lives in various forms, still humans won't accept the dignity of fellow beings!!

Tail end: politicians say it's geo politics!!