Can You Figure Out What I Mean About This

Did you figure out the meaning of your life?

It’s a complex problem that has baffled philosophers and intellectuals for centuries. But if we look deeper, we realize that the answer is quite simple. Think of your most fundamental instinct. They are -SurvivalProcreationThis basically boils down to food and sex. And that’s also the things we enjoy most. But now you realize the problem in my argument. There are many other things which give us joy, everything that give us joy doesn’t come down to food and sex, and is looking for joy really the meaning of life in the first place.Let’s look at the question from another perspective. Let’s talk about the ultimate purpose of life. What do you want in life - money, success, happiness? These things makes your life pretty easy, but your death, not so much. Plus when you have something to lose, you’ll always be afraid to lose it. What you want in life is something that makes your life better in every situation. Clear your mind, think, and you’d realize this is what we are looking for -PeaceIt’s a very abstract thing to say. And that’s why it’s so hard to understand. There is no absolute way to find peace and even the meaning of peace varies from person to person. Most spiritual teachers talk about attainment of peace. They talk about overcoming our inner turmoil and attainment of inner clam.Can we really achieve it? No.Can we go close enough? Yes.One very important thing we thus need to achieve is health. Without physical and psychological health we can never achieve inner peace. And because everything is relative, meaning health can also mean different for different people, a personal fine tuning is required.To summarize,We must try to achieve inner peace, eat good food and have great sex, while maintaining our physical and mental health by optimizing the way we live.

What is the meaning of life? I still couldn't figure it out.

My view is that technically, life is a period of existence, but what matters is the awareness of that existence. There’s an operating system, loaded at conception, which includes the core that keeps us alive. The core is unimportant, since without its operation all the problems go away. At night the  system is running in the background on standby, doing maintenance and housekeeping, filing dreams away and the like.It reboots just before we wake, triggered by any of a number of stimulants, and it runs the main program , called ‘I’ (not Me). This preloads all egoist (not egotist) data and reminds us who we are.Immediately this completes, it runs the ‘Me Filter’ app, which introduces awareness and tells us we are already late. From then on, the Me Filter is in the foreground, assessing priorities, dangers, relative morality and their effects on and within the environment - our environment. This is not selfish, it’s vital and is just above instinct level.After that we make our decisions based largely on their effect on us. Experience tells us that there are others in the world and we learn to interact. We keep our eyes open for new apps as they become available. There’s a lot of malware about and some of it affects us and some does not. The strength and effectiveness of our antivirus software can make all the difference, and basically we decide whether or not to load it.It’s not quite as simple as that, but make sure you keep on loading the updates that your Me Filter  thinks matter.