The hearts of these people, inside and outside Iran, move together and in the same colour, and this shared colour arises from lived experience, not from herd existence or collective ideology. This is a genuine and magnificent “we,” and this is real hope. With this awakening and integration, rebirth is no longer merely an idea or dream; it is a certain future.

If you see several votes and several voices among social elites, that is natural. It is the same everywhere in the world, and it should be so; it is good that it is so. It must be allowed to remain so.

On the day the false spell breaks and the wall collapses, people will be astonished by how large and numerous they are and how close they are to one another—even many who have disagreed with each other. For their heartfelt desire for Iran and for their children has been the same. They will discover that there was only one voice of separation, fear and aversion wearing countless masks. Iran’s future is bright with this empathy and integration, and with it the possibility of multiple voices is guaranteed.