The End (2024) 绘画 由 Inna Miroshnychenko

Imagine watching a film about your life. Scenes flash before your eyes: happiness, love, disappointments, mistakes, victories. Everything you’ve lived through, everything you’ve felt—it’s your story.

Everything in life is cyclical. Just like the changing seasons, the events, relationships, and even objects in our lives follow a natural cycle that inevitably comes to an end. Sometimes, the end is sudden and painful. Other times, it’s slow, gradual, and barely noticeable—but no less impactful. Loved ones drift away, even the strongest bonds break, savings vanish, plans collapse, passions and dreams fade. This inevitability brings pain, fear, a sense of loss, and hopelessness. We cling to what’s slipping away as if it’s a lifeline, unwilling to release our grip on control. Yet, this fear is rooted in misunderstanding.

I believe that an ending is not a full stop, but a pause. It’s an opportunity to pause, take a deep breath, and realize that what lies ahead is a continuation, even if its shape remains unclear. The fear of loss stems from how we perceive ourselves in the world. We identify ourselves with what we possess—our jobs, relationships, and material things. When we lose something, it feels as if a part of us is gone. But that’s not true. Our true essence isn’t defined by external attributes but by our core—our values, beliefs, abilities, and, of course, our capacity to love. Money, possessions, even people are just elements of the set on the stage of our lives. They change, they disappear, but the play—our story—goes on. We can lose a home but not the ability to build. We can part ways with a loved one but not lose our capacity to love. We can lose a job but not our talent and determination.

It’s important to understand that the space left behind when something departs isn’t emptiness—it’s an opportunity for new growth and development. It’s a chance to gain something more meaningful and valuable than what was lost. Perhaps a new job will be more fulfilling and lucrative. Perhaps new relationships will be more harmonious and nourishing. Perhaps new dreams will be bolder and more inspiring. Trust life, and what lies ahead may exceed your wildest expectations.

This film isn’t about mistakes or losses. It’s about you—how you loved, how you fought, how you laughed, how you fell and rose again. And even if it feels like everything is over now, it’s not. Every ending is simply the starting point for something new. Don’t be afraid—the most exciting part is always waiting for you beyond the screen.

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