What is the meaning of life? Are we meant only for the things we discover, only for what happens to us — or are there much of us that miss what our plan truly is, and perhaps rare few who fulfill their potential? How can we tell? Does it always make us happy, what we are meant for, or are some of us meant to suffer, after all? Do our desires have anything to do with what we are put on this earth for, or does our true purpose lie beyond any of our deepest wanting? Why do we want to know so badly what it is that we are meant for — is it merely the desire to validate what we think we have figured out about life? Would much of us be disappointed, in the end, if we did know? Or are we all actually meant for something better?
I leave you with words from Viktor Frankl, a Holocaust survivor: "Ultimately, man should not ask what the meaning of life is, but rather recognize that it is he who is asked."
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Stand,I have found comfort in the Great Philosophers when seeking answers like yours.they spent their whole lives trying to prove their ideas on how it all is.you might want to read some of their writings,it really is fascinating,and it is quite a good opportunity to find answers for yourself.
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