“Impermanence” and “changeability” are two words that differ in context only. If we search for the difference in their essential meaning, we may find that their connection is only apparent. Speaking from my own conviction, I believe that what is transient does not necessarily have to be changeable, especially when it concerns things reflected in the vital vibrations of the human soul and in the faithful rhythm of the heart. In that process, the mind is only one part of the positive “triptych”, an added value to one’s own feelings.
Walking through space and time, the most important thing is to firmly believe in the mission and vision you have chosen as guides through life—to know where the goal you are striving for lies and what the true reason for that striving is. When these three prerequisites are fulfilled, I am convinced that the path toward successful self-realization becomes the same path a dream travels on its way to a beautiful reality. Perhaps within this vision lies the answer to the successful closing of the circle of the fourth solid link in the chain of the “ZAEV – One Society for All” Foundation. We have entered 2026—the fifth anniversary of the foundation’s existence—but it is now time, as is fitting, to give an account of the shared happiness between the hands that needed our support and the “hand that does not dry up”.
Of course, this report should not be a flash in the eye nor a thunderclap in the ear, but rather a beautiful opportunity to turn information into a positive stimulus for kindred souls—people in whom there is human potential, a desire, and faith to step onto charitable paths, discovering the goodness, empathy, and humanity within themselves. Among all the satisfaction this work brings, I would be overjoyed if exactly that happened.
