It has been observed that people generally construct walls to define a specific location of their choice, and this construction enhances their level of enthusiasm. However, if the wall gets erected willingly or unknowingly between two or more people, it becomes nothing more than great despair. 


As we know, this kind of wall can never be touched or seen but can easily be felt because it doesn't physically exist. When we introspect, it becomes clear that a large part of ourselves has been occupied by this invisible wall, and the resulting desperation and discomfort are enough to hinder our path of growth and progress. 

When the physical walls are built their fascination holds so much significance. These walls not only hold the power of split and protection, but from ancient forts to emotional barriers, these walls have left an unforgettable impact on history and human experiences. The walls try to capture mixed viewpoints on the arrangements and how all these shape our lives.

Now, the question arises as to how these walls were erected. If we keenly observe, the primary reason that comes to mind is when individuals fail to understand or become rigid in trying to prove their superiority over one another. 

This attitude lays the foundation for these walls. The lack of understanding begins to push you into isolation, which leads to despair and grief and gets enough to throw you in the ditch of negativity and unknowingly the useless walls come into existence. 

These internal walls do not work as physical barriers like their external impressions, but rather as symbolic constructs that test our ability to trust, connect with others, and live authentically. When these walls get built within us, our lives transform.

 Our interactions with the world and people around us become restricted and rigorous We become more guarded, hesitant to let others in, and fearful of being hurt again. These internal barriers result in a sense of isolation, preventing us from forming deep and meaningful connections, and causing us to distance ourselves emotionally from others.

Walls can neither be built nor fall without making perceptible efforts. One should always be extra careful when building walls because a bit of negligence might turn some of the walls into cages. 

When you find yourself unable to break the wall that has been erected unwillingly within you and give the impression that it is too hard to break, it indicates the situation is still grim and you have to put more effort into making things run accordingly. 

In a world often defined by divisions and limitations, walls and borders have physical and metaphorical meanings. They are powerful signs of divergence, protection, and sometimes even oppression. 

Walls provide us with the senses to perceive the complexities of human nature, the enthusiasm for connection, and the stability of the human spirit as well.

Whenever people build up the four walls willingly and deliberately, it provides not only a sense of protection but a level of comfort also. Breaking walls and building walls all depend on the way circumstances occur in life. 

The individuals should understand that if walls constructed willingly on the ground can serve a variety of purposes. These can act as physical barriers, protecting us from external threats and providing a sense of security. 

These walls can also delineate boundaries, both physical and emotional, creating a sense of privacy and defining our personal space. However, when these walls are unwillingly constructed within us, a profound difference arises.


If these walls are constructed unwillingly, whether outside or inside, they can be dealt with using a specific trait. As we all know, we all have a unique feature; some of us have it exceptionally and make proper use of it. 

That is our willpower, which helps us construct that wonderful bridge prepared with devotion, passion, and sacrifice. The fact should never be ignored, if walls lead to division then a bridge helps to get us closer. So it is always wished to fix your focus on bridges rather than walls.