LIFE AS WE KNOW IT.

What is the meaning of life? Kindly share on what you feel is the meaning of your life, and how do you make the most of it everyday.

we are born into a losing struggle…toil die and thats it …

To be all you can be, against all odds. Find solace in the Protestant work ethic. Memento mori.

The meaning of life is to find your gift,what you’re good at,what makes you happy.The purpose of life is to give it away,share your joy,talent and ideas

life will become alive when Jesus is involved.

Alright
Slave away worshipping some non-existent deity so that when you draw you last breath you’ll go to this wonderful place where you’ll live happily ever after
Seems legit

I believe in doing good to everyone… Not to go to heaven coz that pal e doesn’t exist, not hell, I also believe in giving a dossier of the bad side of me to those who want. Thats

You still don’t understand that you must be connected to the source of life?

that’s a very tricky question.
and if you don’t have a family-wife and kid/s, don’t have one till you have the answer to that question. (also to anyone who has this kind of questions)

still searching for the answer.

The meaning of life is to do good to everyone, in good and bad situations

you guys should watch the movie SOUL.
it’s a great movie about life. one of the best i have seen alongside Inside Out.
( big up to writer Peter Hans Docter for these two gems)

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https://soap2day.se/movie_aTo5NjY4Ow.html

https://videostore.to/movie/4832545675326F25334432/

I love this quote by Viktor Frankl
"We needed to stop asking about the meaning of life, and instead to think of ourselves as those being questioned by life – daily and hourly. Our answer must consist, not in talk and meditation, but in right action and in right conduct. Life ultimately means taking the responsibility to find the right answer to its problems and to fulfill the tasks which it constantly sets for each individual.”

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Nuff said

Life is understanding how delicately connected all is, and a good dose of Rick & Morty for perspective.

Quite a tough mental tussle. Frankl went through one of the roughest existential trials for a human being–surviving life in a Nazi extermination camp, something the likes of which most of us may be lucky to never experience, yet he still found purpose in savouring every breath he took. I look at that and think that we are given life simply to live (as opposed to surviving): to enjoy every moment we are alive, to do the best that we can in the circumstances; to learn everything that interests us; to actually taste our food–not just chew and swallow it; to help others where we can; to excel at whatever we do; to do right unto others, and try to create a better world; to give, and accept, love; to sing, dance, and laugh all our laughter, and cry all our tears. There is a great book by Leo Tolstoy, War and Peace–a great movie was made from it too–which may make good reading in answering the question, “What have you done with all these things that have been given you?” In other words, what will the world remember us for?
At the end of the day, the answer to this question in our individual lives may afford us comfort in knowing that our time on earth has had some meaning for others, and consequently, for ourselves.