The Illusion of Time and Life's True Realization

Life will be regretted at its end for the time wasted on distractions.

### The Illusion of Time: Reflections on Life's End
* ⏳ At the end of your life, you will lament the time wasted and recognize that the conflicts and dramas were merely **"days of ignorance."**
* 🔍 Realization often comes too late, as the beginning and middle of life are filled with **distractions and the allure of the future**.
* 🌊 Many are ensnared by the promise of tomorrow, believing that there is still **ample time to lament, scheme, and enjoy domestic affairs**.
* 🕒 However, as life draws to a close, the significance of these domestic matters diminishes, and the **future you once anticipated vanishes**.
* 🧠 Society conditions you to focus on the future, making it difficult to **truly live in the present moment**.
* 💡 In the end, **wisdom, sincerity, and understanding** will visit you, as your mind is finally **free from pressing concerns**.
* 🎭 The games and distractions that once captivated you will lose their charm, revealing the **empty promise of an infinite horizon**.
* 🔮 Ultimately, you will understand the **true value of time** and the importance of **living in the present** only when it's **too late**.

At The End Of Your Life - Kapil Gupta

Ascended Ω

People will regret wasted time and past conflicts.

Early life lacks the realization that comes with age.

Worldly affairs and future promises distract from present living.

Domestic affairs lose value at the end of life; the future disappears.

Societal Conditioning and the Illusion of Time

Society conditions people to focus on the future, not the present.

Wisdom, sincerity, honesty, and understanding may arrive at the end of life.

The vastness of time leads to questions about its existence and value.