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[Groundhog Day] Would Phil's achievement of spiritual peace remain permanent had it not freed him?

Had Phil had to continue the cycles regardless of his good behavior, would he eventually have become disillusioned again and turned to a different direction from what was originally the activity and outlook that freed him?

I.e. Would he have gotten bored of being at peace and well-loved after, say, another thousand years? If so, what do you think would be other directions he would go?
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The end game for Phil would be dark.

As the centuries passed by Phil would become tired of living. Everything that could be experienced he experienced. Every book within a hundred miles he has read a dozen times. Nothing excites him anymore. He finds it harder and harder to get out of bed each day.

Eventually Phil learns how to 'die'. Now if Phil really dies he just comes back to the beginning of the day. He doesn't want that, he wants it to be over. So instead he learns how to just turn himself off. It takes many years of searching his mind and training but eventually learns how to switch his body and brain off.

Phil lays there every day. His mind and body unresponsive. At first he would be conscious for a short time each day as he goes through the process of shutting himself off. As he gets more efficient at it, it becomes effortless. He is aware for only a brief moment each day before he returns to nothingness. Eventually the process becomes automatic. Even if Phil wanted to he couldn't wake up.

Hundreds, thousands, millions of years pass. Phil lays in his bed, divorced from existence. He probably doesn't even remember anything anymore. His mind as developed as a newborn child. All he knows how to do is sleep.