We are going through an existential crisis that began with the Industrial Revolution.

Humanity rose to power, rivaling the gods. And in just a few decades, we developed such high faith in human potential that eternal truths lost their meaning.

Where once there was trust in something greater, we began to believe in ourselves — unknowingly placing upon us the responsibility of a god.

But to believe is to doubt. True belief belongs only to what cannot be proven — love, gods, death.

These forces lie beyond reason — impossible to fully grasp, yet deeply significant. They shape us, even in their mystery.

And by taking responsibility for the eternal, we lost the connection to it.

We must look beyond the limits of our own minds. Without that reach toward something greater, we risk collapsing into self-reference — a psychological prison in which we endlessly try to affirm our own existence.

We confuse confidence in human strength with faith in the infinite. But they are not the same.

Pray to something higher. Believe in something vast. And then — you will become exceptional.