Monday, April 9, 2007

Meaning of life



We are born into this world without any purpose, it has just been a roll of dice for us, no goal, no aim, just being born, like any other chemical event, like a fly or dinosaur or bacteria or virus, or any other animal. We try hard to understand the meaning of life, but if we are honest, we have to admit that there has been no aim or higher goal in our birth or existence. But we can give meaning to this meaningless existence by our actions and thoughts. And then after death, nothing remains, exactly like other animals, or bacteria, or viruses. we are just a moment between two eternal darknesses. This is bleak, but this is the reality of our existence in this world.

3 comments:

Ayatollah Mugsy said...
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Anonymous said...

Eventually man comes to the point where he asks: "What do I live for?" In other words, one does not find any pleasure in this life anymore, or he only sees very little. One starts asking about pleasure, as well as about the meaning of life. It is because the meaning of life is to feel that one's egoistic desire is filled. However, if there is nothing to fill it with, then what does one live for?

Blue Earth said...

Hi Mikhail,

Concerning what is the reality of our life, I think the first aim of any living organism on this planet of ours is avoidance of pain. When this first need is met, then the second aim is pursuit of pleasure, or as they say in the American constitution, pursuit of happiness.

Blue Earth