What is the solution to the human predicament in judaism?

Answer 1

Different individuals will most certainly have different answers to this question, indicating the

fact that each individual has a different opinion of the solution according to Judaism.

When I read the question, the first quote that popped into my mind was the one that follows.

I waited until I got back to my hotel room, where I keep my books, so that I could quote it

accurately. It's the final verse from the book of Koheles (Ecclesiastes), written by Solomon,

king of Israel in its golden period. There was nothing he couldn't afford to enjoy. He tried

all of it, and then wrote:

"The end and sum of the matter, (the "bottom line"), when everything has been considered:

Fear G-d and keep his commandments, because that's everything that Man is. G-d will come

and judge every deed, even the hidden ones, whether they're good or bad."