I have spoken of Henomoralism, but what Henoreligiosity? What if one were to determine to take up a different religion, diligently, every decade of ones life?
Henotelearchy–differing organizing values and purposes at different times. Perhaps sometimes we should treat time as the ultimate object of value, as counseled by Seneca in “On the Shortness of Life”. https://tripinsurancestore.com/4/on-the-shortness-of-life.pdf (I’m only a third of the way through, so I may be missing his ultimate point).
But perhaps sometimes we need big fat gaps of time. Ponder the fact that “work”, and a productive life generally, consists mainly in meditation in the Buddhist tradition. Many monks scarcely leave their monasteries in long lifetimes, and never marry.
Life is a large ocean, and we are floating in it. Land emerged from time to time, for reasons we don’t understand. The sun, moon and stars are our constant companions, and the whole interface between here and there, between a small present and an infinite one, is fascinating.
I have no idea what I am saying, by the way. Maybe you can tell me how this makes any sense.