Some may argue that good and evil are entirely subjective constructs, products of tribalism or situational ethics. However, I refute this notion, asserting the existence of an objective good that transcends cultural boundaries. Rooted in the transformative power of love, this objective good serves as a guiding force in combating evil. It is through introspection and self-improvement that we can confront societal issues, recognizing that violence only begets further violence.

"Suffering, in a way, acts as a catalyst for deeper emotional exploration. It is through pain that we reveal our most raw and authentic forms of expression. A deeper understanding of one’s emotions not only allows us to connect with others but also to communicate the universal struggle of spiritual growth. Art becomes the medium through which we illuminate the human condition, offering solace to those who resonate with our work. It is not about romanticizing suffering, but rather acknowledging it as an inevitable facet of life—one that, when embraced, can be transformed into something profound and redemptive."