Another very important point is the continuation of self-improvement. Sometimes we observe that very good, faithful, revolutionary, and even critical young people regarding some shortcomings in society, after a few mornings when they find themselves in a position and assume a position, they neglect self-improvement and “Alaikum anfaskumu” and fall into the valley of deviation and small and large corruptions.

The warning that is contained in the statements of the wise leader of the Islamic Revolution, especially addressed to the youth, is to be careful. Those who have fallen into major corruptions and blunders were not like this from the beginning, but were also honest and upright people at first, but gradually in the first step they did a small thing for their own benefit and became neglectful of themselves and did not take care of their behavior and presence in various circles and the promises they make to others and the connections they have established to see whether this presence and connection is divinely approved or not. This self-reliance and self-care must continue, and we must pay attention to the fact that everyone is in a more dangerous and wider position in terms of possibilities, “Alaykum anfaskumu” has a deeper message for him and he must pay more attention to this principle.

Another note and reminder is that we must ultimately answer before God. The same verse continues: “To God is the return of all of you.” Humans have a limited life span and it will end, but we, who are not mortal beings, remain and will reach higher stages of existence. Paying attention to this belief is very constructive for us. There are many verses and narrations in this regard, and there is also rational reasoning in this regard that if the universe wants to be limited to this world, it is against the wisdom and justice of God. In addition, the intuitive evidence that every human being has experiences in this field is also worth mentioning.