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This concept is formed by the combination of the first three letters of the words "hayal" and "koral". In fact, these are the surnames of two people deeply in love with each other. "Hay" essentially means alive or vibrant. "Kor," on the other hand, refers to a piece of coal or wood that has been burned to the point of becoming a glowing ember. You must burn, you must resist, but not to turn to ashes and disappear; on the contrary, to rise again and exist in this life despite all hardships. According to the principle of "everything is known by its opposite," or in the context of the "yin-yang" symbol representing the unity of opposites, the meaning of this word can be expanded based on an individual's mental world.
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