It is imprudent to make definitive judgments about our past.One dedicates oneself considerable time contemplating ways to live without any regrets. I do not subscribe to the notion of accepting both positive and negative aspects without discernment; thinking is more nuanced. I do not believe that one possesses agency over oneself to own oneself if one perceive oneself as being trapped between conflicting forces. I also believe that one cannot fully experience life by approaching it passively; instead, it is necessary to confront and denounce malevolence, to denounce the adverse circumstances, and to embrace the teachings of the gospel. The gospel serves not only as a message of potential hope, but as the omnipotent force of God that we rely on to overcome all forms of opposition.Every experience we encounter serves a purpose, particularly in promoting the triumph of good over evil. Our existence is defined by our ability to attain salvation within this context. However, this achievement does not rely solely on our individual efforts or determination. Instead, it is contingent upon our comprehension of the underlying factors that contribute to our salvation, the continuous strength it provides, and our unwavering confidence in eventual victory. We must refrain from oversimplifying salvation as a set of two equivalent truths or fragmenting it into a mere checklist of items. Instead, salvation serves to unify and harmonize our overall life experiences.Another belief to consider is that blame, fear, and sorrow are not advantageous but rather detrimental. This is the point at which we reveal the truth and begin to encounter the various difficulties of life as if they have dominion over us. It is crucial that we never perceive ourselves as imprisoned. While we do encounter obstacles in life, they serve as opportunities for personal growth. It is imperative that we suppress the negative influence of past events in order to retain control over our own lives. Many individuals live as though they are being controlled by these events, and consequently, they never attain a sense of intrigue or wonder. True mystery lies in the liberation from the constraints of worldly powers.We express our discontent with unfavorable circumstances as a means to assert our authority and assert control over our own experiences. This can be likened to a monarch who wields power over their domain by issuing edicts of life or death. It is imperative that we eradicate any form of destruction by denouncing it through the act of cursing. I firmly believe that individuals cannot truly overcome adverse events unless they continually engage with a sense of enigma and uncertainty. When I engage in the act of writing, it allows me to transcend any past occurrences that may have significantly impacted me and ultimately shaped my identity.