In order to pursue the concept of regeneration, it is imperative to comprehend the guidance provided by the Almighty. This guidance encourages us to consider the rationale behind administering medicine to individuals who have not experienced the perceived unfortunate condition themselves. It is likened to a distortion of reality, an error, or a negative consequence.  The curse, which is an authoritative proclamation of eternal death, is imposed upon a rational individual who inevitably endures the personal shame associated with death. As a saint of integrity, a wicked man who is comfortable engaging in reprehensible actions, society disregards his personal recollections, deeming them inappropriate and subject to censorship by those who exhibit beastly behavior. Within the grand tapestry of God's tale, every sin is deemed morally abhorrent, eluding human grasp. It becomes paramount for the Divine to embrace a sense of humility, for we do not expect ignominy to unfurl forcefully, particularly in the guise of sinful encounters with dispirited souls who wield authority akin to parasitic vampires. These vampires intentionally deceive others through their authoritative power, allowing them to perpetuate their existence indefinitely. However, their vulnerability renders them susceptible to severe condemnations, as they lack ethical reasoning in regards to the harm inflicted upon living beings. Moreover, they exhibit a refusal to acknowledge or address any criticism pertaining to the biased actions of law enforcement.Yet, as a vampire carries the burden of a cross etched upon their visage or feels the piercing of a stake in their frigid hearts, they often grasp the inevitable decree of fate. As the divine assigns the curse, shrouded in mystery, to those who hold it, we brace ourselves for acts of malice and mortality. It becomes clear that wicked souls ought not bear the burdensome afflictions of everlasting curses, for they stand as ignorant transgressors, enslaved to curses as merciless as an unyielding society of death.Their failure lies in their inability to acknowledge God's just condemnation, for in pronouncing eternal death upon them, He has made it clear that mortal actions cannot secure eternal freedom. No mere mortal possesses the power to undo the relentless curse of logical rule.