It doesn't matter how a person lived — what matters is what they leave behind.
What they leave behind is everything they worked on: what they came up with, what they wrote, what they composed, what they built.
A person is born to labor. We are simply a function of labor, no matter how much we resist it inside.
No matter how much it seems that a person is so much more than just labor. Most women, for instance, will immediately object in indignation. But I'm talking about beauty, not labor. I have the right to be happy.
No, children, happiness is an illusion. There is no such thing as happiness. Happiness is a deception, a lure. A person is born not for rest and "domestic bliss," but for storms and "suffering" — for growth through suffering.
The value of a life lived is measured in units of labor.
It doesn't matter how you lived, what sins you committed, what you ate, what you sang. What matters is how many hours of work you gave. A truly rotten person, of course, won't leave anything good behind. But we are all just people. We all want — and have the right to — a full, happy life. We want pleasure, entertainment, idleness, and laziness. That's normal and... it holds no value for the universe. It's just a way to recover the body.
The true fragrance, the honey of life — is a person's labor. What they produced over a lifetime. If there's a result — great, if not — then even just the hours of labor are enough. Labor is never wasted. Every hour of work matters to the universe, it evolves it.
And we have plenty of "sins." If you don't sin, you don't repent. It doesn't matter how you lived — what matters is how you worked.
2022-07-04
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