1. The purpose of human existence is to strive for and attain the true good, which is attachment to the World to Come. 2. The preparation for the World to Come involves personal and general aspects, with individuals striving for personal perfection and the human species as a whole preparing for the World to Come. 3. The distribution of rewards and punishments is determined by the majority of one's actions, with good actions leading to reward and bad actions leading to punishment. 4. The true and primary reward and punishment occur in the World to Come, with the righteous attaining eternal attachment to the true good and the wicked being rejected and lost. 5. The punishment of the wicked includes the concept of Gehenna and other spiritual punishments. 6. The suffering experienced by the righteous in this world serves to remove impurities and prepare them for the true good. 7. The wicked may perform some good actions, but these actions do not outweigh their overall wickedness and do not lead to true elevation. 8. In the collective gathering of the World to Come, there are different levels of individuals based on their actions and the level of elevation they have attained. 9. The judgment of actions takes into account the potential for elevation and the level of elevation achieved by individuals. 10. The judgment of actions also considers the impact of actions on the individual's future in the World to Come. 11. The righteous may receive some reward in this world, but their true reward is in the World to Come. 12. The discussion