Let's take a look at games for a minute.
You play a game to have fun while fulfilling your quest.
Let's say finding the princess.
The game objective is to go and free the princess. So that becomes your quest. You go to all kinds of different worlds bopping around seeking the princess. You travel through water, air, space, lava, and even through mushroom forests to find her. Then there it is level 199 the level before the last level and you know now that it's upon you and that the goal has almost been reached. You can feel how amazing it will be to find her, free her, and maybe even marry her. Hell that's the least she could do for going through all the challenges.
Now you're on the last level of the game. The boss is there and everything is weighing on you. Can he/she do it? Will they do it? The challenge only gets more difficult as you progress through the various stages while moving toward glory. And you win. All the lands celebrate, you celebrate, your family and friends celebrate and it's all over. For now. Until Princess freedom the 2nd comes out next summer.
Take everything I said and envision your life now. If you were to go to the finish line even though you know how it will feel, look, and be. You wouldn't see the mushroom forest, the lakes of tarragon, or even the mountain Hot Red-Aliquid. You would be at the finish line with no story to tell or experiences to share. There are people who use cheat books and codes to get through games quickly and with ease. However I would bet if you asked them about their experience and compared their story with those who took the time, faced the challenges, and won the game the old fashioned way that the ones who did it the hard way enjoyed it triple times compared to the ones who cheated.
Moral of the story is. Imagine this life is a game. Now go play it with using all the excitement you would while searching for your princess or prince.
God Bless thanks for reading
MirrorLiving
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