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Hello, dear readers! My name is Chengiza, and I decided to write this book because the questions of motherhood, fatherhood, family, and life deeply and personally concern me. Around us, there is much pain and misunderstanding related to how we treat life, children, and those who have not yet come into the world. I want to help everyone reading these lines to reflect, rethink, and find a path to love, responsibility, and harmony. Why can some women not conceive, while others face the choice of keeping the child or having an abortion? What lies behind these fateful decisions? What is the role of the father in these processes? Why do some parents abandon their children, while others are ready to give everything for them? What do sacred scriptures say about this, what do psychology and medicine say, and what do esotericism and mythology say? These questions are not just scientific or religious topics. They are questions of life and death, love and responsibility, karma and destiny. We live in a world where technologies allow creating life artificially, where moral guidelines are sometimes blurred, and spiritual values are forgotten. In this book, I want to show that a child is not just a biological fact but a gift from the Almighty, carrying light and hope within. We will talk about why abortions are not just a medical procedure but a grave sin with deep consequences for the soul and body. Why the father's role in this matter is no less important than the mother's role, and how a man's irresponsibility can lead to tragedies. We will consider what surrogate motherhood and adoption are and how these phenomena affect the destinies of children and parents. We will delve into the depths of religious teachings, scientific research, and psychological theories to understand how to preserve the sanctity of life and build real, strong families. This book is an invitation to awareness, love, and responsibility. If you are ready to embark on this journey with me – welcome! May this book become a source of strength, wisdom, and hope for you.

Chapter 2.