"The statement that "nothing means anything" could be taken for some dreary existential philosophy (i.e. "if nothing means anything then I might as well kill myself.") But actually, this statement is quite liberating. Because we are free to make up our own meanings. And we do, every day, every moment.
So the proper question to ask may be not "What is the meaning of life" but rather, "What is the meaning of your life?"
What enlivens your spirit? What uplifts your heart? What are you willing to work towards and to sacrifice for? What gives your life purpose and joy? These are more useful questions that speculating about "the" meaning of life.
...Life is an experiment. There is no meaning but the one we create..."
Thursday, May 15, 2008
Way existential.
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