If eternity exists, what would life be like in such an eternal state? Do questions of happiness and misery exist there? The idea of endless misery seems cruel. How about the idea of endless happiness? Is there such a thing?
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Being rational and a lover of self, if endless happiness exists, would it not be reasonable for us to search for the way to obtain it? The same thing with endless misery—would it be reasonable and an expression of concern for our personal well-being to prevent such a thing from happening?
The balance is the most important thing to strive towards so endless of anything aint good for the scale. The darker youve been in the spirit realm the more light you shine. As the saying goes for a tree to grow high its roots need to be deep.
Your analogy of deep roots and a tree that grows high is true to human experience. However, my reading talks about the relationship between time and eternity. Those who think that eternity does not exist might consider the logic of the writer absurd. If I connect the idea of "deep roots" to what he's saying, it would mean avoiding things in time that prevent us from achieving that idea of endless happiness.
Define happyness, interpet only your soul, you make happiness for the soul by now living towards it, grow it so its happy in eternity when departure happens.
Avoiding certain aspects isnt such a bad take on it.
Time is non existence there as its not finite.
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But one's time here on earth is. Defining happiness can either be based on one's opinion, or it might require a benchmark. Yes, thanks for initiating the engagement.