Living a life of Torah and Mitzvot and trying always to get closer to Hashem is like choosing a seat on an airplane. Our whole life is like a flight. The only way to get the best seat is by purchasing a first-class ticket. On this plane there are stuartists, captains, copilots, pilots, secret security marshall, etc. } all different types of people fly on an airplane. How do we get away from all the annoying characteristics of the coach/economy section of the plane? With cash money. The cash money in the spiritual world is the Torah we learn, the Mitzvot we do, and the chesed we volunteer for. When we live a life full of Torah and Mitzvot we actually enjoy the flight (our life here in this world -that is in reality a "transfer" world to earn a spot in Olam Haba) and are refreshed for our destination. We always need to remind ourselves that we are in this world to ultimately do one thing = get closer to Hashem. When someone is not following Torah and Mitzvot or not even attempting to follow Torah and Mitzvot, Halacha, etc. he is actually suffering with the rest of the world in coach, but the one who pushes against all lines and goes against nature by being a real Jew, he is actually enjoying the most of this world and the next B'H!
We need to strive to get a seat in first class, and unlike the reality where first class has a limited number of seats, Olam Haba is open only for the ones WHO EARN IT.
Hashem does not want to give us a free seat because we will simply be embarassed. In the end of the day no one likes to get things for free because that comes with a feeling of emptiness. Also, all the Torah and Mitzvot we do is for ourselves, I promise you we are NOT doing Hashem a favor by follwing the Torah!
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