Life, in all its beauty and chaos, is much like the sea—vast, unpredictable, and filled with moments of calm and turbulence. Each of us is a vessel navigating its depths—some sleek and steady, some fragile yet determined, each carrying its own story of survival. What defines our journey is not the kind of boat we sail, but the courage, wisdom, and preparedness with which we face the inevitable storms. All lives are like vessels on the vast sea of existence — yachts, dinghies, motorboats, houseboats, steamboats, container ships, liners — each distinct in form and purpose. Some are propelled gently by sails, some cruise on the hum of engines, and some dash forward in roaring bursts of power. Each vessel leaves the shore from different docks and harbours — born of wood, steel, aluminium, or fibreglass — each crafted in its own way. But once afloat, the journey is shaped by inner strength, the moods of the sea, the navigator’s skill, and the helping hands — or silences — along the way...