“You may find that if you attend to these moral obligations, once you have placed “make the world better†at the top of your value hierarchy, you experience ever-deepening meaning. It’s not bliss. It’s not happiness. It is something more like atonement for the criminal fact of your fractured and damaged Being. It’s payment of the debt you owe for the insane and horrible miracle of your existence. It’s how you remember the Holocaust. It’s how you make amends for the pathology of history. It’s adoption of the responsibility for being a potential denizen of Hell. It is willingness to serve as an angel of Paradise. Peterson, Jordan B.. 12 Rules for Life (p. 197). Random House of Canada. Kindle Edition. Peterson, Jordan B.. 12 Rules for Life (p. 197). Random House of Canada. Kindle Edition. ”
