This is you, dear Human!

Human existence unfolded: The magic of universal power.

# 05 Pre‑Teen: The boys‑and‑girls stage, where innocence begins to meet awareness.

You stand at the edge of childhood, stepping into a new rhythm of life. Your body grows taller, stronger, sometimes awkward. You notice changes—your voice, your face, your energy. Sleep patterns shift, hunger grows, and play begins to demand more strength.

You begin to loosen the dependence that sheltered you in childhood. Independence begins with small acts—washing, dressing, keeping promises, finishing tasks. You start to care for your own body, your own belongings, your own choices.

Your mind sharpens. You start to reason, to argue, to ask “why.” You test rules, you measure fairness, you compare yourself with others. You want to belong—to friends, to groups, to a circle that feels your own.

Emotions rise more quickly now. Anger, pride, jealousy, joy—they come like sudden waves. You feel urges you cannot always explain. Sometimes you are restless, sometimes withdrawn. The body and mind push you to act, to claim your existence.

You discover the wider world. Books, games, lessons, stories—they open doors to history, science, and imagination. You begin to see beyond your home, beyond your family, into the vastness of society and the universe.

And yet, you remain tender. You need guidance, patience, and love. You need elders to show you discipline by example, not command alone. You need peers to challenge you, to teach you belonging. You need solitude to hear your own voice.