When we say DNA, most people imagine the genetic code that decides the color of our eyes, our hair, or our height. But this is only part of the story. DNA carries much more than just the plan of the body.

Human life is more than survival. It is a journey of lessons, mirrors, choices, and remembrance. These twelve truths invite reflection on existence itself, showing that meaning is found not outside us but in the essence of being human.

When I hear someone say: ‘They are hurting me,’ I pay attention. The truth is that nobody outside of us can really hurt us – unless we allow it. In the end, it is always us who hold the power over how deeply something touches us.

I am a woman whose blood unites with the full moon. I do not need to track calendars – the night sky is enough. When the full moon rises, I know: when its light burns brightest, I bleed.

Family was the foundation of safety, certainty, and orientation – offering shelter, a name, social status, and the rules by which one was meant to live. To belong to a family meant to know where I stand, to whom I belong, and what is expected of me.

The impulse to help is rooted deep within us. It was born in times when the survival of one was inseparable from the survival of the whole. Helping was an instinct, a way to keep the tribe, the family, the community alive.

Humanity now stands at the threshold of a profound turning point. Every era has its rhythm – birth, flourishing, exhaustion, and end. And when its energy is fulfilled, it leaves an imprint in the memory of the world and makes a new space.

When we pause and truly look at the world around us, a quiet order begins to reveal itself. Nothing is random. Nature, the universe, human beings – all follow similar patterns that repeat again and again. It is as if existence itself had a language.