My advice to Future Generation

I want to share my thoughts for future generations. If you are reading this, consider yourself fortunate. It's important to keep one fundamental truth in mind: life is complex. At times, it brings happiness; at other times, it offers sorrow and sadness. Eventually, you will learn that with hard work, faith, and a noble character, you can achieve and create anything you desire in this life. However, you may also find that sometimes, despite your careful planning, you receive outcomes that differ from your expectations.

Plato aptly states that there are two universes: the physical universe in which we reside and the transcendental universe, which lies beyond our reach. A rational mind acknowledges the existence of a transcendental and supernatural being who influences the course of our lives. I consider myself fortunate because my experiences have taught me that one creator governs our affairs. I have seen and felt the presence of invisible hands and the existence of one God in my life.

I discovered God through my quest for understanding and my willingness to ask questions, even about the smallest things. I encourage you to do the same so that you can find peace in your journey.

I wrote this poem to praise the invisible God:

I am nothing; you are everything.  

I am impure; you are the pure.  

I am the darkness; you are the light.  

I am the weak; you are the strong.  

I am the hopeless; you are the hope.  

I am the created; you are the creator.  

I am the sinner; you are the forgiver.  

I am the distraction; you are the way.  

I am the sea; you are the ocean.  

I am the thirsty; you are the quencher.  

I am the lonely; you are the companion.  

I am the child; you are the father.  

I am the slave; you are the master.  

I am the seed; you are the fruit.  

I am the visible; you are the hidden.  

I am the human; you are the God.