The "problem" with health is that people want it, but deliberately and ironically avoid pursuing it adequately -- a question for the centuries on what human rationality can get you at times.

The problem with "seeking the truth" or "finding the right way" is that neither exists -- it's all trial and error along with adaptation & change.

I think delusion -- in a sense -- is the proper way of life and living sometimes. Since you can't always be grounded on truthhood or falsehood on every account, delusion seemingly acts as an intermediary or "equalizing glue" for the gaps of the unknown or unacceptable, among other things.

A scolded mouse knows no grievance.

One needn't stop dysfunction; just evince and reflect.

Some people might say, "Why bother living? It has no purpose." Unfortunately, dying or death might prove in ways to be even more pointless. At least one living always has a purpose as a form of unified existence and being -- there is almost zero overall purpose in non-existence, other than maybe the awareness of such indistinctly.

Meaning can be found in action.

Treat destiny as the brainchild of passage.

Do not discern it differently -- pursue it differently.