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What is the meaning of life


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Philosophicaly. It´s all about build up and break down. Life and dead. All living creatures from bacterias to humans are build by cells. To build them, they need to take elements from others. When finished buildíng up, the creature dies, and feeds the next creature with elements. It´s an unstoppable chain. It´s meaning of life.

In between we can choose ourself what we want to put, to fill out the gab between birth and death.

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I'd say 42, but it's already been said. (Hitch Hikers GTTG reference FTW.)

 

But, does there really NEED to be a point? Think about that.

 

Also, you need to find your own point to life. It's no use asking people.

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I guess the meaning would be different for everyone 42 if your a hitchikers fan

or what ever is cool too. I see it more as a personal kinda meaning like the meaning of my

life is to serve my god but hey thats just me *Shrugs*

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The meaning of life is 'living' the now. Plan for the future, respect the past but live in the now.

 

The very seeking to do this is also living.

 

Acceptance, respect, awareness and compassion.

 

In desperately seeking happiness or diversions we lose ourselves. Being at peace with oneself is worth more than a billion fold of pleasure.

 

A poor man in a dungeon can be more at peace than a rich man in a palace.

 

One does not have to live like a monk in a cave. Imagine two women hiking in beautiful wilderness. One is desperately seeking adventure (a high?) and the other is simply hiking, is fully aware of the now. The latter woman gains more from the experience.

 

I am still seeking inner peace myself.

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