Bingo!

We all find our own truth in things and our own way of explaining things. I find answers to questions by meditating but haven’t really dived in as yet to deep meditation and really finding myself. Now I could say that those answers come from my guardian angel, my higher self, my soul, god, my subcontious… etc etc.. the answer isn’t clear, we just pick one based on our beliefs. Each one can be right to someone.. but I believe in finding your beliefs through meditation etc.

Anyway as for the meaning of life… I believe we are here to seek our joy. When we reach for joy, our own joy not someone elses. That is when we find success.. success being wealth, prosperity and abundance in every aspect of your life. We all desire to have, be and do different things and that’s what makes us so perfect, because while we all want different things we all fit together like a jugsaw. (Someone wants to be a farmer while someone else a doctor, the farmer farms the food for the doctor the doctor diagnoses and treats the farmers illnesses and so on and so forth ) We need to stop ranking things though, people want to be things for the wrong reasons like wanting a top paying job for the money and/or to impress others..

Something else I have been believeing is I see our feelings as our guide, if it feels wrong it’s an indication to not do it or do it different. If we feel bad towards something that has happened it’s an indication for us to change it, fix it or move on. I believe as we move through life through different experiences, good and bad, we grow and maybe that is what we are here for. For growth.

That’s my 2 cents, I love to talk about beliefs and hear others beliefs without it being a debate over who is wrong or right..

Many people feel that the interpretation to The Meaning of Life question is too subjective to have any definite objective answer but I have managed to formulate a real and objective answer to the ultimate question of human existence.

I have made a blog that introduces the book. Do check it out.

http://ultimatemeaningoflife.blogspot.com

I’m really glad that you decided to take on this subject! If more people had this discussion with themselves we’d all be living in a much happier world!

I had to face my own mortality at a very young age. At the age of 18 I found out that my life was more than half over! Now THAT will get you thinking about some big things!

Based on my personal experience, I believe that facing your own mortality is a necessary part of the “meaning of life” discussion. After all, we’re going to have to face our own death sooner or later – wouldn’t you rather do it on YOUR terms, rather than on DEATH’S terms?

Plus, when you confront your own mortality, you come up with your own meaning of life (as per Harpothesis #2). Additionally, when you begin to look at life as a precious gift, rather than something to which you are entitled, you begin to think less and less about the accumulation of stuff (as per Harpothesis #3) and more about the quality of your relationships.

Keep up the great work Craig!

ENJOY NOW!
-Patrick

Yes, hopefully this Sunday 6.30pm Channel 9. If not, same time next week. Depends on the station.

Where have I been? Falling in love. Honey moon stages of a relationship. All consuming and wonderful.

Happy Birthday!

Nice words; thanks for sharing.

Thanks!

Send ‘em along.

Cheers.

There is no meaning to life it just happens you are here make with it what ever you can, given the oppertunities that come your way.

The Secret to life however is a poem I wrote.

” The Secret to live is how you place yourself in life “

Are you happy you have an expensive car

Or are you happy you don’t have a car, because you can walk

Don’t think you are less than because you don’t have what they have

Don’t think you are better than because you have more than they have

We all start the same and we all end the same

But it’s what YOU do in between that makes YOU.

Tanya…1994