I'm chasing success, wealth, and family happiness. Is this wrong? What is the ultimate goal I should be aiming for?

According to the teachings in Chapter 8, while worldly attainments like a wife, son, wealth, and even dominion over the entire earth might be acquired, the mind will ultimately remain unsatisfied. The text suggests that true and lasting benefit comes from a different pursuit. The ultimate goal should be "eternal happiness and peace," which is achieved through the worship of God in all beings. Chapter 8 clarifies that the only time truly gathered as a gain in this fleeting human life is the time spent in holy stories and spiritual talk; the rest is considered waste. Therefore, while not inherently wrong, worldly pursuits are insufficient for lasting fulfillment.