I appreciate your kind comments Annie. Let me tell you something. It's not my wish to end the conversation with some sort of sappy happy ending. What is my wish is that you Will take from this a kind of hope, for yourself, and that you will use your hope to give it to others.

When I said that I tried, really tried, helping all I could and that I went without food and sleep at times, it isn't to gather your pity or praise. It's to show that the burden of healing all the world, in the story of “god”, had already been bestowed on one man and the lesson we can learn from his story is that it is impossible for one man to heal the world. Maybe that is why that man was promoted to “god” status in the story. What needs to be understood is that the spirit can be stronger than the flesh, that, as humans, we have limits and unless we care for our bodies, we will die.

All that is to mean that one person alone can not save humanity. But, if we all do our part, though it may seem little, together, it is huge. That is why every one of us matters and every one is important.

The be-headings, the tragedies, the pain, the sorrow, all of it terrible and un-hoped for. What we can take from it is not a joy that all things which happen are good, but that, in all things that happen, can be found that which is to be considered as sacred. Life is sacred. Everyones. Yours too.