Showing posts with label Meaning of Life. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Meaning of Life. Show all posts

Wednesday, June 22, 2011

The Meaning of Life For Me

I had a dream. In this dream there was a song that spoke of the meaning of life.  When I awoke I remembered the dream and the meaning of life for me. It is not to live forever but to gain experiences and connect with others.

We are constantly learning, growing, and being exposed to life all around us.  If I had not been born, would I have known the amazing man I'm with, would I know just how wonderful he is? Would I have known my parent were so loving or that such parents could possibly exist. Would I have seen my own infinite capabilities? Would I have given that up to not be?

The meaning of life is to live it and it's these experiences in life that make it worth living and dying for.

-Tasha Ina Church, Multicultural Author

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Sunday, June 19, 2011

Meaning of Life....

Life is learning, loving, and growing through experience. Life is evolving as an individual and as a collective soul. On one level, I am constantly redefining what life means. Yet, on another level, the meaning of life stands through the test of time. I once heard that in the beginning, the Creator lacked only experience and thusly created us. I know that we are aspects of the Divine having human experiences. I believe that our interests and passions are indicators of the experiences we were predestined to have; the rest is up to our choices.
meaning of life                Another aspect of life is service to others. I believe that in serving others and keeping the collective in mind, we serve ourselves. In this world, it may seem that the opposite is true, that serving yourself (or even lower energies) is the way to prosper. But connection to the soul is essential for true and lasting progression. Since we are one, life is about honoring your personal experience and mission while providing service.
                Life is indeed interesting. I am constantly discovering layers of meaning. My advice to anyone seeking meaning is to explore an interest. It does not matter what that interest is. Your interest opens doors to new understanding. For example, if someone is interested in gardening, he or she can use that perspective to explore the meaning of life. Personally, I am interested in the education system. Although I am discovering shocking, potentially discouraging agendas of those in power, I am using my knowledge to reshape my own goals and my definition of life.
                Life is an ongoing quest towards understanding, inner-standing, and over-standing; it is accelerated evolution of the soul through the rigorous course of human experience.

-Amadella Clarke, Author

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