We cannot be hasty to fall in love with all of the celebrities and/or all of the other attractive people that we notice

We must not stare at the faces of celebrities on Magazine covers, or delude ourselves by others’ issues in life. What we lose in life will be once regained in another life, albeit most likely delayed indefinitely. We mustn’t worry about the trouble that popularity may cause us, or the turmoil in children’s minds. We can’t think about the despair of our personal relationships, those of which we can only wish that we could achieve, even for a moment. We cannot be hasty to fall in love with all of the celebrities and/or all of the other attractive people that we notice; for “god” has noticed our troubles, and he will overturn all impossibilities, once and for all; he will work to bring about justice, albeit in a way that either we will experience as injustice, and/or will die by the time we have the chance to figure out the fact that the ways in which our lives work are actually leading to a different outcome in the hereafter. For the takeaway, is that there’s essentially an afterlife in the hereafter, after we die, but this talk about “god” and “afterlife” are an essence, not a reality.