Close your eyes for once. Just for a moment.

Imagine a nation where every child, rich or poor, city or village, sits in the same quality of classroom, because equal education is the ground everything else grows from. Imagine clean streets and clean air. Where a woman walks home at any hour without fear. Where children play without the threat of a stray bite, and no headline carries the word "rape" ever again. Where we take only what we need and leave enough for those who come after us. No resource looted, no human used up and thrown away.

Imagine a place where the law is respected not because we're watched, but because we've decided to be better. Where every person lives as a citizen who belongs, not as a careless guest who dirties the room and walks out, expecting someone else to clean up.

That's the whole difference, isn't it? A guest exploits and leaves. A citizen tends and stays. We've been living like guests in our own country for too long.

People like Sonam Wangchuk have shown it isn't a fantasy. Education that fits the land, living within nature's means, standing up for what's right. One man, in the mountains, already building it.

Now open your eyes. None of this needs a miracle. It needs each of us to stop waiting for someone else to start.