After you have arrived in Kur, when you are brought before the assembly, they will review your life with you and your deeds will be weighed; your sins against your service. Everything you do in service to the Divine will be taken into account. However it must be something you yourself did. Just like nobody else can serve as your substitute for the consequences of your sins, nobody else’s work will be taken as your own. Paying or ordering someone else to do it for you doesn’t make their accomplishments yours. This is your life that’s being examined, not theirs. Once the assembly has come to a decision and rendered a verdict, that is to be your fate in Kur.
Don’t sell yourself short, anything you do in service to the Divine is counted, however transitory or seemingly small. You don’t have to build ziggurats to do acts of service that are meaningful. Any time you make an offering or do something to further the divine order, you’re performing acts of service. Whenever that’s making a drawing, singing a song, doing a dance, building a temple, or just living according to the divine values; it all counts.
However this is also a warning; anything you do against the divine order is sinful and will be weighed against you. Remember that Enki decreed a destiny of value to every single person no matter their ability. When you do things that harm others, you violate that destiny. Even seemingly small things like voting for someone who supports harmful policies will count against you. So be mindful of your actions and their consequences, not just to you but to all. It’s your actions that matter; not your thoughts and not your words.
Live in service to the Divine and protect the divine order and you have nothing to fear in death. Your place in Urugal will be secure.