I’ve been bringing people back to their home for as long as I could remember. This is a different kind of home – not massive mansions or magnificent palaces, not one-studio apartments stacked in high-rise buildings, and not humble shanties or wooden huts that one would mostly see in the rural countryside. This is a home where one finally settles in after spending some time in a world where everything is fleeting. It’s an abode that is neither temporal nor vulnerable, a place where people will be called to return when their time comes.