Defining the true meaning of life
Introduction.
Every day we live in an endless cycle, for some, it could be waking up, eating, going to school and then returning home and sleeping. For others, this could cover go to work and take care of other important agendas, but although we can have some altercations in our life, it is the same that continuously happens again and again. A belief established in our culture today revolves around self – esteem. Your life bets on your value;This creates a polarity of high joy or low depression, depending on where juices of societies are juxtaposed. We try to inspect others to validate.
Developing.
As if it were not enough to live, it results in the result of billions of years of evolution. You are forced to try your existence, although you have already done it. It is ironic in this search for meaning;We question why we exist when we already exist. We have to understand that we have been endowed with life and that we must settle for what has been given and feel blessed.
This mentality, which we have to be born without value and should go a lifetime accumulating it, is the most interpreted concept of all of them. As a result of this, we are always comparing ourselves with our environment trying to judge the value of things with the desperate hope that if we can determine the value of something, we may use it to reinforce our own self – esteem. Try to point yourself instead of others.
conclusion.
Our minds capture the deception of the value to fill the emptiness of the only rational truth: there is no real purpose in life. But is this really bad? Clouds float without any purpose. There really is no purpose apart from the value we assign to you. There is no meaning before we apply our thoughts. Nothing on this planet apart from humans exists with a purpose.
No other creature on this planet wonders ‘why’ exists. Why am I captive of this ‘why’? The planet seen as a prison that we could not leave in a few decades. Maybe the defect lies in the question itself. There is no reason like ‘why’ is an endless question.
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