It was the morning of Sunday, February 22, 2002, on what was supposed to be a routine flight. Adi Goren and his friend, the late Omri Amiran, were piloting a Cessna aircraft from Guatemala City Airport to the town of Flores, nestled deep in the jungles of northern Guatemala. At some point during the flight, they encountered severe weather conditions and lost control of the plane. For long, agonizing minutes, they struggled against the extreme turbulence, desperately trying to stabilize the aircraft.

Then, they began to plummet toward the ground. As they suddenly emerged from the thick clouds, they saw the earth rushing toward them at an incredible speed—just a second or two away from a devastating crash! In that split second, a single instinctive action led to what Adi later called "divine balance"—a perfect moment where the control stick "locked" itself in the center, causing the plane to fly at exactly the right speed, altitude, and angle to avoid a direct impact with the ground.

After miraculously surviving that moment, Adi realized that perhaps this was a sign from above—a calling to seek true balance, to make a profound change in his life, and to help others grow by discovering strength within moments of crisis.