The term “replacement for lost” has many meanings, each of which has a clear meaning related to the loss of something material or official that can be replaced with a new document. But in this article, we will address this term from a completely different angle. An angle related to the human being himself, with his personality, uniqueness, and package, as an individual with a special entity that cannot be reproduced or replaced.
Who among us would be willing to be a backup in life? Who would agree to stand behind the squares and not in the middle of them? We all seek to achieve our goals, achieve our ambitions, and make them a tangible reality. We all want to be achievers, honored in national and social forums, and to be known for our excellence in our work, our hobbies, or even our ideas. The desire for success and appreciation is an inherent part of human nature.
The spirit of competition is present at all times and places, in all areas of life. However, true competition is one that is based on effort and diligence, not on cheating or relying on others. Whoever relies on himself will always reserve his seat in the front rows, because self-reliance is what creates value and gives a person an irreplaceable position.
– The term “replacement for lost original” is used to issue lost official documents, such as a card or driver’s license. In this article, the “lost” is the person who has lost himself and replaced it with dependence, imitation, or waiting for a role that does not come. We do not want to be substitutes for anyone, nor shadows of other people. Our energies and ideas are what build glories and advance nations. As for those who live on the margins, waiting for an alternative opportunity, they will remain lacking in their essence even if they possess everything.
Today we live among societies that are similar in ambition, accelerating in development, innovating day after day, and fighting for success. In the midst of this momentum, a group emerges that refuses to replace what was lost, because it believes that it is the basis, not the copy. She does not know defeat, and the honor of trying is enough for her.
We must all maintain our positions, preserve our uniqueness, and not allow ourselves to be substitutes for anyone. Our true place cannot be replaced, and our role cannot be replaced, as long as we believe that we are the original, and not a “replacement for a lost one.”
