O.k. I am borrowing a bit from a Buddhist concept but somewhere I recall it relating to a Jewish and anyway I think its true – similar to how Maslow’s hierarchy of needs function, there is a hierarchy of imaginary prepositions – the easiest way is to relate to it in fear (for in love we are not conscious, rather only experiencing unconsciously the pleasurable state) “what if you didn’t think you would be alive tomorrow?” (so, if you don’t have that fear) “what if you thought you would be shamed tomorrow?” (so if you don’t have that fear) “what if you thought your life would be insignificant?” (hence it is only when God gives us the underlying imaginative presumption that tomorrow you will exist and be secure, that you begin to fight the challenge between meaninglessness and meaning.)