The impulse for writing my book came from a very unusual encounter with a Tibetan Rinpoche in China, and two years later, my journey to Tibet at 5,000 meters above sea level to visit him. Whenever I later told this story to someone, they all said to me, "I got goosebumps listening to your story, you should write a book so everyone can read about what can happen in life." As this encouragement became more frequent, I asked myself, "Do I want to embark on writing a book?" At that moment, I knew absolutely nothing about how to write a book. However, I had a strong intention. Essentially, I am an adventurer with a life motto: Take the first step, even if I don't know the second or third steps at that moment. I will always decide step by step, and if I evaluate a step as wrong, I can always take one step back and approach it differently.