Fard's Maze

Life is a collection of four mazes, and some individuals may remain in one of the initial three mazes throughout their entire lives and then be reborn in the same maze with new circumstances.The initial three mazes consist of 8,760 micro-mazes (tiny mazes) each year. The output of micro-mazes is called the temporary exit, and the output of the initial three mazes is called the main exit. However, the fourth maze has an infinite number of micro-mazes and does not have a main exit.The duration of life in each maze is different for each person. Before entering the fourth maze, I experienced three different mazes in three different conditions. The first maze took me five years to find the way out, and I named it "Omelette maze." The second maze is called "Hypnotism," and I spent 15 years imprisoned in that maze until I finally managed to find the way out. The third maze, called "Tempo," took me approximately five years in limbo until I could find the way out and enter the fourth maze. For me, the simplest maze was "Hypnotism," while the most difficult one was "Tempo."Finding the way out means entering a new maze.The functions of individuals in certain specific micro-mazes determine their social status. This social status has no relevance to finding the way out of a maze. For example, a doctor or scientist may have a high social status but can potentially live their entire lives in the first maze. Similarly, a hippie with a low social status may find the way out of the second maze.