Nothing comes to mind when thinking about the details of the lives of the Garos in the past. Over a decade ago, people who were 100 years old or younger might have had trouble writing ink-free and misread fortunes due to a lack of knowledge. Nowadays, we struggle to build up our stamina and spend the money we have earned. But for those who are interested in writing, gathering information, and learning more useful information for the future, it never stinks. When something has passed away, it never returns and never stands. In the same way, once something is lost, eminent writings are lost forever. Only a short period of time can be preserved through historical tales, but continuing to write stories always creates new possibilities for the future.

The Church connects on every opportunity to help the people, weighs pros, and builds decisively for better advancement. It also acknowledges that serving enables it to experience God’s presence in various ways. So, let people think back on how they pushed themselves to achieve more in life and to give more.