Inspired by the parchment, I have embarked on a new life. In just a few days, a wondrous power has uplifted my spirit, and the hope that had almost been extinguished by time has returned to my heart.
I have finally escaped the cage of disappointment, filled with immense gratitude. Guided by the first vow of success, I have made great strides. As I re-evaluate myself, I believe I will eventually gain the acceptance of the world. Now I understand a deeper truth: the only evaluation that truly matters is how we see ourselves. If we despise ourselves, others will despise us; if we believe in ourselves, others will naturally value us.
I thank God for placing these precious scrolls in my hands, bringing a turning point to my life. I no longer shy away from challenges. I have realized that in every pilgrim's journey, there is a sacred place. There, we feel close to the Divine, as if heaven were bending down toward us. Angels arrive to take our hands. It is an altar of sacrifice, a battlefield between morality and immorality, and a court where life's greatest battles are judged. Past failures, pains, and even heartbreaks are being forgotten as joy approaches. In the years to come, whenever I look back, I will never forget that first moment of experiencing success. But first, I must learn and practice the second vow of success: