You will love this book whether you are a teacher or a student, a philosopher or a poet, a politician or a merchant, happy or miserable, old or young. You will live by it as you lived, and you will grow by it and unite with it for a while, so that it will extract you from the field of competition, rivalry, spite, sarcasm, envy and exhaustion. You will unite with it, recalling your past, thinking about your present, or anticipating your future. Or it will represent chapters from your past, present and future all at once, whatever your age, because emotions do not perish and the heart does not reach old age. Rather, it proceeds, gathering from its despair and pain, its victory and defeat, experience and strength that lead it to new paths and sought-after knowledge. It is enough for it to awaken in you the sweet and bitter memories of the surprises of love, life and death, smiles and tears, which are the legacy of all human beings.
