What is the meaning of life?

1. To fulfill the purpose for which we were created. That purpose is to be united with our Creator in a relationship of love.

2. We are either created or not; no other possibilities. If we are not created, we have no purpose, no meaning, no point, no significance, no worth. All we can do is to sit around and try to invent something that makes us feel good about ourselves. The fact that we continually ask questions about life’s meaning and purpose shows that we can’t completely deceive ourselves.

If we are created, then it seems logical that our Creator put the need for meaning into our natures to point us to seek Him. If we assume a Creator, we can assume He also put the idea into our natures about love and compassion and justice and etc.

“Unless you assume a God, the question of life’s purpose is meaningless.” –Bertrand Russell (noted philosopher, mathematician and atheist)

Russell understood that we can’t make purpose and meaning for ourselves.

Many, upon asking themselves, answer this most important of questions with an inspirational statement or two that has applied to their own good and bad experiences in life. While many of these sayings like “be happy”, “try your hardest”, “never be discouraged” and so forth are ways to help make life more meaningful, they will still leave the question of life nagging indefinitely. As many words as one can say will never bring closure to the question, for the answer is not a logical conclusion that one can share with others.

The “answer” to the meaning of life can only be found within oneself, appearing through the experience of realizing the connection of the core of what makes your being with that of the universe. If you truly want to reach this understanding, you must be willing to disregard all that has come between the pure essence of your existence and the person you have become to function in the world. The door to this journey has been left closed by many more than have opened it, for the idea of making changes and seeing the world in new ways is frightening for those who have made themselves comfortable in their place. When these people are asked your question they will give you a quick and unsatisfying answer.

Try to isolate the feeling that led you to ask your question in the first place and discover where it came from. Only you can find your own way to the one answer.

1. Everyone gives their own meaning to their life

2. Your actions and choices determine the meaning of your life through their impact on the universe and the other’s lives.

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1.When people ask “What is the meaning of life?” they may be asking one of a variety of questions, such as: “What is the origin of life?”, “What is the nature of life (and of the universe in which we live)?”, “What is the significance of life?”, “What is the purpose of, or in, (one’s) life?”, and “What is valuable in life?” A range of competing answers and arguments have been given to these questions, from scientific theories, to philosophical, theological, and spiritual explanations.

2.the reason is in the answer

3.go here for more information http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/What_is_the_meaning_of_life

1- Life is struggle

2- A gift from God

3- L= love, I= intercourse, F= fidelity, E= enthusiasm

http://www.aristotle.net/~diogenes/meaning1.htm

http://www.gotquestions.org/meaning-of-life.html

http://www.worldinvisible.com/radio/meaning.htm

what life really means is. what every people think it is. different people have different meanings and perception of life. these are not wrong yet is also not accurately true.

you have to ask Vital for that,its got the imformation on life.

1. 42

2. It just happens to be that way

3. why question it any further?

hey that’s what I was going to say!