Let us ask the question about why are we working?
Living life in society results in expenses. If these expenses cannot be met on your own, you need to live on charity of others. If you cannot meet these expenses nor live on the charity of others, you move into raw survival mode and are forced to live by the law of the jungle. Then it comes down only to your ability to survive anyhow. For this, you need to be free from disease and ill health.
Unfortunately, if you are not able to meet expenses through yourself or the charity of others and you are in ill health, either physical or mental, death will meet up with you. And then you are free.
Ill health results from disturbance of balance. To come back to balance, that which is causing imbalance needs to be destroyed. Generally, if you are balanced and well, you will survive, but not indefinitely.
Eventually, you will be free from it all. Death is the great liberator.
Ultimately nothing matters, so don't worry.
All that we have is the suffering of our own thoughts, experiences, fears, sorrows and miseries.
Living life in society results in expenses. If these expenses cannot be met on your own, you need to live on charity of others. If you cannot meet these expenses nor live on the charity of others, you move into raw survival mode and are forced to live by the law of the jungle. Then it comes down only to your ability to survive anyhow. For this, you need to be free from disease and ill health.
Unfortunately, if you are not able to meet expenses through yourself or the charity of others and you are in ill health, either physical or mental, death will meet up with you. And then you are free.
Ill health results from disturbance of balance. To come back to balance, that which is causing imbalance needs to be destroyed. Generally, if you are balanced and well, you will survive, but not indefinitely.
Eventually, you will be free from it all. Death is the great liberator.
Ultimately nothing matters, so don't worry.
All that we have is the suffering of our own thoughts, experiences, fears, sorrows and miseries.
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