[WK166] Introspect life before death: How would you rate yourself?

Life offers us a lot, life gives room for responsiveness, growth, energy conversion, and reproduction.

Among other things, it teaches us how to respond to sounds, how to embrace growth, do some energy conversion in our daily activities, and encourages reproduction.

If death takes all the offers away from us, then, life has nothing to offer to us.

A tree growing freely on top of a hill.

Death takes away the opportunity for humans to continue, the daily chance they have to feel good, and the chance they have to make things improve for themselves.

I use to believe that living the best life is all about living without limitations.

A life where I can dance as if no one is watching, where I can live as if I am the only person who is watching.

Where human beings can grow tall throughout their lifetime. A life where you can always change things to how it suits you.

If I can live to the best, and I don't have to worry about the summer before I can plant my seed, I don't have to wait till the fall to harvest.

A life without limitation is a life that I like best.

Obviously, it is not available in the world, anywhere or any part of the world, or to any individuals.

Human beings are regulated in one way or the other. Whether we are aware of them or not.

We have to make decisions following a pre-existing life principle. We have to plant and reap following the weather.

I have to think and turn my mindset to align with what is available.

A best life human could live is not a particular life. It is subjective to everyone's decision and, our philosophy about life, culture, humanity, and experience.

My view about living best life is for me to have happiness and be fulfilled in whatever I choose to do. To have the best version of myself.

Just like success, happiness is subjective and based on individual's personal decision.

I believe that happiness is a source and an end product. Happiness comes when you have a good health.

It does not matter to me how much is in the account, if a man can not speak and not in his right sense, there is no happiness.

It is my goal sometimes to impact a life, sometimes, I set to talk to friend relanship, and once it works out. I will celebrate.

Happiness comes along when I achieve my goal. Not all goals are really achieved.

I always have a reason for happiness, because I have gratitude towards the opportunity life is giving me to improve.

My happiness increases when my life shines like a light, and give meaning to some other people's life.

I write a few to-do lists sometimes, once I am able to check it out, I feel fulfilled.

I celebrate each time I achieve my goal. It is important to me. Many times, I know that it might not come out the way I want, I learn.

I view failure as learning avenue and it is a boost of happiness to me each time it doesn't work out.

When I get my goal achieved, I celebrate it. To me, it is like a win-win situation all the times.

I view rest after death sometimes, and that give me a reason to be spiritual.

      **The end of men**

I believe my happiness could be sustained even after death. I learn from people that live and are believed to have ended well.

The illustrations they give about after death is somehow interesting. I am convinced about them.

I accept the idea of faith. I believe in chance and time. Though, a lot of times, it makes me to think that I am an opportunity each time I see people I can help with my words.

If the sum total of life is to be put together, and I get to check and look.

I might have missed good opportunities but I am aware that I have missed opportunities that would have ended my life too. So, life is fair.

I have high expectations but if they don't work out, I just learn through them and remain happy.

I will actually follow these principle as predicted by my philosophy.

I will be glad even in the life after that that I did well, though I can still improve on them, if there will be chances.