What will your Grandsons say about you? When my days here come to an end: I want to rest SATISFIED—KNOWING that who I was, and the ideals I represented, will be carried forth to serve as an inspiration to my kin, far beyond my time. YOU can be the one to transform the legacy of your bloodline forever. There have been men who were born as slaves but died as kings. Grandson gonna have a portrait of me hung above the fireplace. Anything less is a waste of an incarnation.

After conquering the world, as Alexander the Great was on his deathbed… He called in his generals and asked that they promise to carry out his final 3 wishes: 1. “Let my physicians alone bear my coffin.” 2. “As my coffin is carried to my final resting place, scatter my gold, silver, and precious stones along the path.” 3. With weary breath, he added, “My last request is that both my hands be left to dangle outside my coffin.” Though puzzled, those gathered vowed to see these wishes through, not daring to question their king's desires. Until at last, one of Alexander's most trusted generals grasped his hand, pressing it to his heart, and implored, "Your Majesty, we shall honor your requests, but please tell us the meaning behind these strange wishes." Alexander wished to impart the following lessons upon us: 1. Even the most skilled doctors cannot stave off death. Time is finite; do not take life for granted. 2. All the wealth amassed in this life shall remain behind. The pursuit of power and riches consumes precious time, only to be left in this world. 3. By leaving my hands exposed, I will demonstrate to all that I depart as I arrived—empty-handed. With these words spoken, the great king closed his eyes, took his final breath, and his life's flame flickered out, marking the closing chapter of an extraordinary tale.