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This story explores the complex and often confusing relationship between self-love, self-worship, and the pursuit of fulfillment. The narrator grapples with the question of whether true happiness lies within oneself or in a higher power. They question whether self-love can become obsession, whether it's possible to find a balance between self-care and self-denial, and whether the pursuit of self-discovery ultimately leads to true contentment. The story raises profound existential questions about identity, purpose, and the nature of faith, leaving the reader to ponder the intricate dance between the human spirit and the divine. Comparable works include The Screwtape Letters by C.S. Lewis