We all spend hours, days sometimes weeks pondering the
meaning of life, finding the point of it all, I mean surely there is a point to
it all, right? The trouble is while we look for the meaning of life we are
constantly focusing on all the negative aspects such as Aunt Joan died of
cancer, why? What was God/Allah/Buddah’s plan? When we focus on the worst parts
we are turning a blind eye to the many good things that occurred before this
event. One might say that so many people were devastated by Aunt Joans death
that the funeral was packed – rather than thinking how wonderful it was to have
an opportunity to share a part of their life with a wonderful person like Joan
who had clearly touched so many peoples lives.
The meaning of life isn’t about the great plan from a higher
being, it is actually very simple:
It is to simply live. No different to the ants or the
sunflowers we are here to live, just that we as humans are lucky enough to have
free will over our decisions and surroundings, intelligent enough to influence
the world around us and emotional enough to love, laugh and cry.
That thing you are doing when you are not asking ‘why?’ the
thing you do unconsciously every day. That, is living and that IS the point to
it all. When you are looking at the negatives, you are blinding yourself to the
reality of what you have, the positives that are all around you and the lessons
you are able to learn and the fun to be had in Earths playground it is the
school of life.
You only get one shot at this life, make the most of it
until your lessons are learned, then retire to pasture or wave farewell with
dignity.
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