The Roots of Pain and Division
The Roots of Pain and Division
I would like to start with a single word: "PEACE." Peace isn’t a condition we await or a favor we beg for; it is a structure we actively build and a decision we execute daily. I think I personally have to say a lot about PEACE. I had a rather complicated childhood, good enough to write a book, but not worthy to waste my time. Since a healthy mind no longer lives in the past, I have two sides of the story about the absence of my parents—one on my mother's side and the other on my father's side. The one thing I can say about them together is that both sides claimed to be the right one; one claimed to be important and economically stronger as more intellectual, and the other was just walking on rainbows. The one thing that I can tell that I am very THANKFUL for is that both of my grandmothers on both sides believed in GOD, and however they could, they both showed me what a man should be: to work hard, to be responsible, to earn a living, to be honest, to not hurt others, and to protect the ones I love. Now, we all know that life is not easy, nor is it fair, so my story is definitely worse than someone else's story, or better. What matters is not where we come from, what we inherit, our looks, or what we say. Let's make it clear that complaining and regret have no value when it comes to solving our quality of life or any problem in life. What matters is what we do with what we have in our hands, and that we live in truth, always seeking for what is good in nature and worth following.
