"The Teaching of Yildizhan" addresses the survival of the entire universe while this book focuses on the survival of individuals. It concerns every person on Earth. When it comes to survival can you truly put a price on such a book? Imagine paying 1000000 $ for a copy of this book at a bookstore. Even then you wouldn't be paying its full worth. Because survival is at stake and it has no price. No matter how much you pay in the end this book is essentially a gift to you.

On the marble plaque adorning the wall of Harvard Medical School it reads: "Life is short art long." As someone actively engaged in the art and science of medicine I believe that in this short life so brief when compared to the history of humanity and science we must strive to create something good. While trying to extend what is defined as a short life as much as possible we also aim to enable people to live a high-quality life.