RE: The Fight Against Procrastination: A Conversation with Myself

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The Fight Against Procrastination: A Conversation with Myself

in hive-161155 •  16 days ago  (edited)

I get it. What you are expressing. It is also my experience. Fortunately it is not consistent. comes and goes. My realizations from it are that there is a basic underlying question that is not being answered, "What for? What is the purpose of it all? I will die so why bother to do anything? Isn't there something else? Where is it? What is it?" A friend has written a book dealing with the issue. Which is interestingly enough addressed in Ecclesiastics by King Solomon, I believe. He had everything. But what was the purpose of it all? What's the use? My friend's book is titled," Vanity Karma"... vanity in this instance refers to "in vain" https://vanitykarma.com/ I think people who are in prison for a long sentence, maybe life, may have this feeling. My personal conclusion and that which gets me by, is that I am in prison. My challenge is to be released. I am always seeking that knowledge which will set me free. So that has become my purpose. So now I have found purpose. Problem solved. Wishing you well and a successful journey...

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That’s the question, what gets me released, everyone has a different locked door which requires a certain personal key.

Maybe the door is a portal to the next universe that would mean that we might be prisoners of an infinite loop and that would make the goal to find the key until our time is up to be able to unlock and step through it to break the loop and move on.