Not Serving HaShem = Lots Of Regrets And Pain

And tradition that's not such thing as a righteous person never sinned. Everybody sins. Everybody sins even if you're extremely righteous. The question is how many regrets you're going to have if you lived your whole life serving a good old boy who day and night, you'll have much less regret. If you served a sham once you felt like it, you'll have a lot more regrets. If you didn't serve a sham at all, all you'll have is regrets. Point being is that the average person is not exactly going to be on the most righteous side. Hopefully not the most wicked side either, but nonetheless hopefully in the middle. Either way a person needs to know if he's alive, he still has an opportunity to do full chuvah. And even though death is painful, the eventuality is good. The eventuality is good if you did good. If a person didn't do chuvah, didn't fix themselves, then not only is death painful, but the eventuality is also not good. Terrible.