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Burying your past regrets, knowledge, mistakes, belongings, and experiences will only continue to further downgrade you and others' potential. You shouldn't hide these achievements and mishaps although it may hurt to show them to everyone, if you maintain your truth concealed for a long time (possibly across millennia) your legacy may end up more distorted and misunderstood. Let humanity learn from your mistakes, accomplishments, passions, wisdom, and every part of your being.

Gladness can come from any place, but it is especially granted by talking about your life with others whilst recognizing every tiny detail that's made you who you are, of course this also involves gratefulness. In this conversation it may arise to them talking about their issues and current struggles, and when you compare in a positive way everything someone has to suffer through, what it means for them, and finally that your own livelihood isn't as harsh as theirs.

Simply put (once again), you don't know what was lost until you lose it. Taking things for granted will only grant you with laments and sorrows. Assume that every single object and person you know will eventually fade into obscurity and be buried deep underground, but in that thought you must also assume that they'll be brightening your days for as long as they can live.

So many of the good things in life require patience, a lot of wait time. For example, if you practice playing an instrument everyday for years and years with excitement to educate yourself more and more you can get to become a complete master in that instrument and possibly in music as a whole. We must be persistent even though we don't see any progress being made, we can only see the true results of our habits after weeks, months, and years. There are also effects that present themselves with a more short-lived waiting time, through milliseconds, seconds, minutes, hours, and days in which they finally reveal their consequences. Of course these aren't always as long-lived and positive as the good things in life.