It’s easy to get lost in the details of life and never
address the question written in the details themselves. The meaning of life is
the question we can ignore, but it should be the first that we answer. Life
should proceed in the direction that our meaning directs us in, yet so many
people don’t have a meaning for their life, other than to deal with the next
thing that comes up. There is no goal or reason for any of it for them. It’s
just they do one thing, which leads to something else. It all seems so extremely
empty. I don’t see any way that such a life can ever bring any real joy. There
is probably some momentary fun, some laughter, and some enjoyable moments, but
without an overarching purpose for any of it, the laughter rings out like an
echo against the empty space of a meaningless backdrop. Why any of it? In the
gears of the cosmos, what difference does any of it make?
If the question, “what difference does it make?” sounds depressing
and is something that you would like to avoid thinking about, you probably don’t
have a purpose for existing, at least not one defined in broad enough terms to
be useful to you. Your purpose should be so deeply set in your mind that at any
moment you can connect what you are doing to that purpose. Your life ought to
be lived on purpose. What you do should have a reason, there should be something
that you are working on.
I work on parts of my personality and disposition in order
to build me into the type of person that I need to be in order to live out my
meaning. I frequently catch myself engaged in things that are not a part of my
meaning, as I should. It’s important for a meaning to be important enough to
live for. A person’s meaning for life needs to be clear enough that it will
speak up when departed from.
It’s not my place to tell you what your life’s meaning is.
You should figure out what it is and you should live it. There is nothing more
fulfilling than to meet the fulfillment of your purpose. Life only makes sense
when it has a purpose. Any meaning outside of the real purpose is a lie that
distracts just long enough to occupy the time. Time should not be occupied; it
is the most limited of all resources and should be carefully spent. Live life
on purpose.
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