BOOK OF LIFE

"Each person is akin to an author, meticulously crafting the narrative of their life. Indeed, everyone is endowed with both a notebook and a pen. Life's decisions are uniquely entrusted to the individual.  Which stories will they live? Who will they have relationships with? Whom will they marry? In which city will they live? What profession will they choose? Will they speak the truth or lie? Will they be just and merciful, or cruel?...

The author and main character of the book is the person themselves. Everyone else enters and exits the person's life as either a supporting actor or an extra in this script. Some leave traces, while others are forgotten. Every event carries a message. Each has a meaning and is a result of the person's own choices.

In the end, a variety of unique lives and stories unfold...

Each one harbors stories that are interesting and waiting to be discovered.

Pains...

Joys...

Fears...

Challenges...

Successes..

Failures...

Gains...

Losses...

In conversations, everyone holds a story to share. Through these personal narratives, individuals exchange chapters from the books of their lives, flipping through the pages and revisiting moments in time. 

During youth, unwritten pages often outnumber the filled ones. In those formative years, life unfolds as an expansive canvas where anything is possible. However, with each decision and choice, the central plot of the book gradually takes form.

As life progresses, these pages multiply. Beautiful stories emerge, while memories, both cherished and unwanted, take root. Regrets surface alongside moments of joy...

However, life is a period of time that needs to be valued in the best possible way, and it is very precious. Opportunity is given only once, and human life is very short. Just as entire lives can fit into a 2-3 hour movie, a person's book is also so short if we were to make a film out of it.

To live this short life more meaningfully and not to repeat mistakes, it is crucial to transfer experiences from previous lives.

There is much advice and lessons to be taken from each life...

Every book has a purpose. Before it concludes, the author should know why they're writing and who they're writing for. 

Because the value of a book is measured by whether it is written in line with its purpose or not.

So, will the book that will emerge at the end of this life be a valuable book or a worthless one?

Then we need to answer the following question:

"What does the One who entrusted the pen and notebook expect from humans? How closely is the individual aligning their life with His intended purpose? 

Or are they simply pursuing personal desires? Does the person, under the assumption that life won't repeat, squander every resource, including time, that comes their way? Do they overlook the one who granted them these opportunities?"

A person can only have a happy and peaceful life in this world if they live in harmony with their real purpose. Targets become harmonious with the purpose. Then the events, stories, and characters in that book are designed accordingly and gain meaning. It becomes a book worth reading.

Sooner or later, every person will leave behind a book. This book will either be one that they enjoy reading or one that they regret. 

To avoid saying, 'I wish I could have written my book better, done more,' one must see the realities of life before it ends.

As people pursue misguided objectives, the volume of pages they accumulate increases, ultimately leaving behind a purposeless and hollow manuscript.

In the end, shall it not be said to them, 'Here, read the life book you authored'? A narrative proclaiming that they have chronicled every thing, be it significant or trivial.

Most importantly, the judgment on whether this life book adhered to its purpose and the ensuing fate shall be rendered by the One who initially entrusted them with the pen and notebook – the granter of this life...

Yet, He had sent a guiding life book ahead of time for individuals to comprehend all of this...