So, philosophical argument/comment/thought.
If everything is okay in the end, can it be said that if everything is not okay, it's not the end?
Taking it further, do you want everything to be okay in your life? Essentially that would mean that it's the end of your life.
And if not the "end of your life" as in you are about to die, then perhaps I'm referring to the "end of meaning."
As a summation, perhaps the trials and tribulations that we face on a day to day basis are a good sign that we have a meaning in life, a purpose, and our life is not over. It's only when you have no more trials that you've truly come to the end of your life.
If everything is okay in the end, can it be said that if everything is not okay, it's not the end?
Taking it further, do you want everything to be okay in your life? Essentially that would mean that it's the end of your life.
And if not the "end of your life" as in you are about to die, then perhaps I'm referring to the "end of meaning."
As a summation, perhaps the trials and tribulations that we face on a day to day basis are a good sign that we have a meaning in life, a purpose, and our life is not over. It's only when you have no more trials that you've truly come to the end of your life.