SpiritualBeing
Active Member
I believe that the main meaning to life is to live it. I mean, it wouldn't be much of a life if you didn't live it, would it?
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Can there be One Supreme Meaning to Life?
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Guitar's Cry
Disciple of Pan
The only thing I can say for sure is the meaning of life appears to be to simply exist. I echo those who've said that we create our own meaning. So it does seem that the meaning of life is to give meaning to it--through existing.
adelpit346
Member
the word you seek is supernatient(orsumsuchspelling)
there is a truth
that to have possession of it gives you so great a power that what ever you desire immediately comes to pass
do you imagine that is pointless that men have desired for ages such a power and it did not exist
for to do so it have all accomplishments past cease to exist
exit electricity
so then there is a far greater probility what you imagine is possible
that is a simple single thought that once using it gives you all things you desire
imagine a moutain without a highest point
imagine a star without a geometric center
imagine a moon that always presents the same face:')
iamnothing0
there is a truth
that to have possession of it gives you so great a power that what ever you desire immediately comes to pass
do you imagine that is pointless that men have desired for ages such a power and it did not exist
for to do so it have all accomplishments past cease to exist
exit electricity
so then there is a far greater probility what you imagine is possible
that is a simple single thought that once using it gives you all things you desire
imagine a moutain without a highest point
imagine a star without a geometric center
imagine a moon that always presents the same face:')
iamnothing0
Runewolf1973
Materialism/Animism
Ben Dhyan
Veteran Member
Yes, it's possible, the one supreme life could manifest itself in infinite forms, over infinite time, and experience the meaning of life in infinite ways, yet forever remaining one.
SpiritualBeing
Active Member
Do we not make our own way in life, which may or may not be influenced by God? I believe that we have an infinite amount of potential in this world, and so, we have the ability to make life mean whatever we really want.
A Christian has the belief in one sole God, the Hindus have a belief in many Gods, Satanists believe in the Fallen Angel as their deity. If we all believed that life had the same meaning and goal, then we would never have been able to progress in life so far.
A Christian has the belief in one sole God, the Hindus have a belief in many Gods, Satanists believe in the Fallen Angel as their deity. If we all believed that life had the same meaning and goal, then we would never have been able to progress in life so far.
Yes: mine.
I am only experiencing my meaning of life and nobody else's.
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sandy whitelinger
Veteran Member
Cheesecake!
dawny0826
Mother Heathen
I agree.
SpiritualBeing
Active Member
I would have thought our purpose was obvious. What is the most basic and primitive programming of the Race of Mankind? Survival. Did it not used to be, thousands of years ago, that we had to fight to survive on this beautiful planet? And is it not that some people still have to fight, in one way or another, to survive in this day and age. So, should our primary meaning of life not be to survive, for without this functioning, we would never have evolved as a race.
Runewolf1973
Materialism/Animism
I can agree with that. To survive is to exist in one form or other. But even if we were to not survive as humans, we could not stop existing. Energy can neither be created or destroyed, only change form.
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:clap
For the human race to survive, we must pro-create, so if you agree that survival is the meaning to the life of the human race, then what you are saying in reality, is that SEX is the One Supreme Meaning to Life and on that point I am in total agreement. But if you are referring to the Life which pervades the entire Cosmos, I go back to my original statement that life itself, which was, is, and always will be, is the One Supreme Meaning to life.
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"Illegal" to chocolate? Don't you mean "allergic" to chocolate?
I don't like chocolate! (except for reccess cups and kit-kat bars...)
O, but I am illegal to chocolate and even to this colour here which I was only able to catch because its wheels fell off when it tried leap to the heights of stupidy.
Alex_G
Enlightner of the Senses
What is the meaning of no life?
(appologies for the exausting use of 'i know u are but what am i' genre of response there lol)
I think theres meaning to a life, and thus countless individual meanings for the different people, but meaning to life in general? attributing meaning assumes and requires consciousness of human level, forcing us to define other creatures through us, which surely cant be fair on them
can a life incapable of understanding the meaning of having meaning really be so meaningful?
tomspug
Absorbant
The Supremes? Weren't there three of them?
One must bow :bow: to the wisdom of Ben for the given infinite perspective. May it be offered from a finite perspective that the supreme meaning is to realize within one's self what Ben posted. The reasoning supporting this is to be in accord with Ben.:angel2: Now, permit the question to be put to Ben to ask for reasoning supporting his offering of supreme meaning. Ben, your answer would be of great interest.
Ozzie
Well-Known Member
There can only be one Supreme pizza on any menu. Just what toppings one prefers is open to interpretation.