Heart beat " for change .

A long time ago, he was born not to stay for long but to sow seeds driven by empathy, grit, and mysterious intuitions.

Many have claimed it, some have clarified it, and a few have humanized it. Throughout life's journey, I came to understand that a human being is both a physical entity and a conceptual embodiment of humanitarian values.

I realized that a human without humanitarian values is like a sleepwalker, creating imbalance and egoism, and evading the sun's gleams that nourish homes and the hopeless. I heard them say that the library is the last part of a meaningless university.

I decided to be the book that everyone judges by its cover. The first page confused them, the middle scattered their thoughts, and the last one made them say, 'I got it.'

In the end, it is not the length of our stay but the depth of our impact that defines our journey. The seeds we plant today, nurtured by our empathy and resilience, will grow into a forest of hope and understanding for future generations. Let us be the light that guides others out of the shadows, the book that inspires and enlightens, and the force that transforms mere existence into a meaningful legacy.