The Question of Worth

The question of worth comes up suddenly. One day you are consumed by trivial things and the next you are wondering, what's it worth? All of the  relationships and places we have encountered must fall somewhere. But what's it all worth? Looking into this world and seeing the worth of others or rather what they consider worth, gives a deeper meaning to this question. We make worthy the most mundane things, which ultimately cost us our worth. Is it natural to do so? I guess. It's the plight of being human.  Most never ask the question, what will this or that be worth? I think if we all consider this question more we'd be more cautious and careful with our worth.
There are so many things in this world that waits to violate our worth. But the problem is we aren't aware of our own worth. So, we are like spoil for the prey. However, life wouldn't be life without our experiences both good and bad. Some will never find  their worth, for it will be snatched up in moments never to recover. And it's unfortunate that we don't consider worth until it has been taken away. Much like Samson who did not consider the worth of his consecration through his Nazarite vow until his strength was gone. We must be careful to ensure that the question of worth never comes up too late. Because after your worth has been spent, what's next? Eternity.