화를 풀되 다른 사람을 힘들게 하지 말 것

In a tranquil forest, an ordinary person walks along a winding path from a humble abode to a serene village. This route had been traversed by a college freshman and a close friend. Alone in their company, the individual's favorite song, "A Beautiful Person," fills their heart with joy. Amidst the rain, a child cries and stands under the shelter of a branch.

The clear eyes reflect the tears, and the person whispers, "Such a beautiful person." When the wind picks up, a child runs towards the open terrace. The warm breeze caresses the person's chest, and they shout, "Such a beautiful person." Snow falls, and a child stands atop the mountain. The gentle heart responds with a song, echoing, "Such a beautiful person."

Indeed, they are a person, even if their face is obscured by a mask. Regardless of their flaws, they remain a person. So, let us not despise or hate them, regardless of their actions. Refrain from blasphemy, whether directed toward a carpenter or a farmer. These tools, though outdated, are precious to us. Let us merely turn our backs and ignore them.

A news anchor once said, "News reports the war in the Middle East, but not the 'why.' It informs us of famine in oil-rich countries without explaining the 'why.'" This is true. Yet, by merely reporting facts without context, we are not providing service; we are failing to fulfill our duty. The 'why' behind any event can only be speculated by anyone, as there is no one in the universe who can definitively explain it.

Rather than seeking answers to these questions, let us focus on what we can do in this reality. As we navigate through countless events, let us remember that each moment is a precious opportunity to receive heavenly love. 'What to do' is an individual's decision, but the 'why' lies in the realm of the divine. The words "너는 사랑을 이룰" or "사랑이 이루어질" resonate within us, reminding us that our experiences are opportunities for heavenly love. We must embrace them.