2025cel
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If you were deeply saddened throughout your whole life, you wouldn't consider roping.
Neither would you consider it, if you were utmost joyful throughout your life.
You'd only consider it if your states of being fluctuate, eventually it'll get to the point of absolute confusion.
If you had one clear prolonged view of life, you wouldn't be questioning existence.
All these thoughts and states of being come from non-regulated varying states.
For example, you feel terrible, afterwards you listen to music, voila, you aren't in a state of depression no more.
This however is terrible, since you are constantly changing from these 2 states of extreme ends.
Which will lead you to be confused later on, "was I happy or depressed?"
Then when you can't answer your own question, you get confused.
If you were happy before, then you must rope, cause your life went downhill.
If you were sad before, then you must rope, cause you were never happy to begin with.
Thus, you rope, as means to end this dilemma and perpetual state of questioning.
Neither would you consider it, if you were utmost joyful throughout your life.
You'd only consider it if your states of being fluctuate, eventually it'll get to the point of absolute confusion.
If you had one clear prolonged view of life, you wouldn't be questioning existence.
All these thoughts and states of being come from non-regulated varying states.
For example, you feel terrible, afterwards you listen to music, voila, you aren't in a state of depression no more.
This however is terrible, since you are constantly changing from these 2 states of extreme ends.
Which will lead you to be confused later on, "was I happy or depressed?"
Then when you can't answer your own question, you get confused.
If you were happy before, then you must rope, cause your life went downhill.
If you were sad before, then you must rope, cause you were never happy to begin with.
Thus, you rope, as means to end this dilemma and perpetual state of questioning.
