If I am a spirit trapped into this body in a physical realm must I not nurture it? My temple is holy and sacred, must I abuse it? For everything that has life-animated must enjoy life because time is short, but to what extent? To pleasurize one’s own body? To give in until it gives up or to nurture it to bear fruit? For what is being sown is reaped; if one sows a seed of destruction there comes destruction, if it is of good, he reaps what is good. I say to you what you invite into your temple will affect the being of you.
In search of meaning in this world which one seeks, he may not find it in the narrowness of the road; he might see it on the other side, most often than not. Many seek and many are in but it is only an illusion. After one spirit departs it leaves the world. Will he be able to bring his money in the afterlife? Then what is the meaning of it all, where shall one go to find the meaning in life? As a matter of fact the narrow road in which only a few enter leads them to the right destination although hard and most often than not difficult. In the broad road there you find the shortcut to success but does not last long and the pleasures of this world but will somehow lead to addictive vices. In the broad road one settles in the mediocre.