If I were to wax philosophical about rebirth or reliving a particular age or year, I would say that the idea of revisiting can be pretty bitter or hurtful for most. Some moments in our youth may feel permanently altered, ruined by an experience or person who stole what could have been joyful about those years. Revisiting such memories is even impossible as the chapters have closed in ways we cannot reopen.

Instead of hoping for what can never be, many gather strength in being preoccupied with the present. Living fully in the moment allows us to embrace what is real and meaningful. It is about understanding that even though our past cannot be reshaped or revisited, the present is ours. By being grateful for what today offers us, we can find peace and renewal, entwining our past, present, and future into one journey.