What is the purpose of Your existence..?
Consciousness and feelings are generally the two main purposes. We were born with a crave to live. Craving for food, craving for comfortable posture, craving for comfortable feelings, and craving for everything we knew. Perception - once we we were exposed to new things, we get new beginning for new craving. The more we know, the more we memorise and the more we remember and the more chances to crave for them - if they are good feelings, if not, we crave for avoiding them and anger arises. The purpose is generally to have the body, the mind and to treat them good. Yet, they don't stay at the same place with the same look. We wanted to grow up and have such and such look through much effort and frustration. Once we reached a certain moment in life, we start to worry, look gradually worsens, strength gradually weakens, memory gradually loosens, health gradually deteriorating, and we start to have negative view of life too as being through many good and bad events in life we've experienced. Yet, we long for youth. We recall the good feelings, the good views we saw, the good food we ate, the good people we lived with (who are long flew away), and so on so forth. That's the purpose of our existence. We share this as a habit.
What is the purpose of the existence of fleas?
Fleas cause dogs to get their master's attention for helping them get rid of them. Fleas bond the family together to share warfare against a common enemy. Even the dog is part of your team. Fleas gives dogs and humans a reason to itch.. The purpose of fleas young grasshopper is to bond a family team to share in ultimate victory and triumph over s cunning and seemingly invisible foe. But once the fleas are vanquished and victory, peace and serenity is achieved a home becomes a home again. For the dog and cats, and the family members. Such a time only came about to the family because of the lowly flea. But what a mighty service to the family home it achieved. No? .
Purpose of Human Existence?
The way I see it, all physical matter has a tendency to, what I call, be "happy," or stabilize. An example of what I mean is certain molecules lose or gain electrons in order to "stabilize." Well humans may be just a coincidence of particles forming into what we are. And as humans, we try to do what makes us "happy," or stable, in a sense. So there is no real purpose for us in this universe, but rather we are just following the laws of the universe. But this is just an opinion from an atheist, and new to the subject, I'm interested in what other opinions are, religious or not.
At what age did you realize the purpose of your existence?
The assumption here is that by a certain age one will reach a milestone and be congratulated by Life and winning some sort of trophy like “Life Purpose Discovered,” or whatever. Sadly we don’t inside a PS4 system (and if we did, someone would have noticed at least).Personally, the way I see it is that the purpose of life is for life to have a purpose, and that purpose changes over time depending upon your life and existence thereby turning past purposes into hobbies you still pursue. One defines their purpose as it relates to their own existence. However, life and existence are tumultuous, unpredictable, roller coaster-like rides, and as one ages with the passage of time, their ideas, beliefs, and rational may also change. Ultimately, thus so must their life purpose. So as one ages their life purpose will change to reflect the change in their life. For example, when you were six you may have decided that your life purpose was to understand to the best of your ability the complexities of space, and so you pursued that purpose and dream. Yet, as you aged you realized the crazy political social life we live in and decided to be an activist and voice to the weak and vulnerable for example. Now you have a new purpose to power you through life and give you meaning. However, this does not mean that past life purposes fade out because of this purpose, more than likely you might end up turning that past purpose into a fun hobby.All in all, it really ends up coming down to how you define “purpose,” or “life,” or “existence,” as these answers will change depending on what you are looking for.
What is your existence? What are you? What is the purpose of life? How your life should happen?
If humanity takes these questions seriously, we will evolve differently. For first two parts of your enquiry, here is an answer that I had wriiten earlierRakesh Mishra's answer to What is the actual meaning of life? Why are we living? Who we actually are? What do we live for?For your last part of the enquiry - thats very good question. We must develop awareness about life processes and master the science of life.Consider life as a flow of river. You may choose to sit on the side as a spectator while life flows in front of you or you could decide to jump into water, swim your ways to explore the river and experience everything that river has to offer. As you experience life, you need to follow certain ground rules:Don't get stuck with your experiences of both kind - ones that you love and ones that you hateProblems, changes, pain, losses, difficulty…all that sort of stuff is inevitable, you may not have choice there but you definitely have a choice to not suffer.Life energy is the fuel that runs cells in our body. More life energy you have, better you will be able to engage with life. When you run out of this fuel, life becomes dull and burdensome. Discipline in your life style, good quality of your food and positive attitude build your life energy. If you master your life energy, you can master your life.You can change the game of life just by one small change - by being a happy kind of person. What it means that instead of being happy about only few specific things in life, you be happy about life itself. If you get it right, you will thank me someday.Finally, we all know very little about life. Whatever we see, perceive and pay attention to is normally a negligibly small fraction of life out there. As we experience the life, we also have opportunity to evolve our existence and expand our awareness of life. As we do that, life becomes grander and magnificent; life opens up possibilities that you can't imagine today.I hope this helps you, wish you best.Feel free to write to me on lifecoach@masteryourlifewithme.com if you might need further guidance.Cheers,Rakesh
What is the purpose of my existence or do we simply just exist?
One day someone asked me a question noone else has asked me before. He asked me why do I live. I was a bit surprised but my mind suddenly searched for possible reasons for my existence. I came up with answers a grade schooler would have come up with. Like to make people around me happy, that in one way or another, I will touch their lives in a positive way. I also answered something like to simply live and experience the happiness I can find in this world. To which he said was meaningless. LolI believe that a question such as this one may have different answers. And that all answers can be correct, depending on the person’s perspective. For someone, his purpose for existing is maybe to sing a song that would touch the hearts of thousands, or find a cure for cancer, or develop something that would make people’s lives easier. Another one may think his purpose is to take care of his family, fall in love, be loved.Can we say that they have not found their purpose for living based on their answers? I believe we can’t. Only the person living his life can justify his own purpose for existing. Furthermore, I believe that we can have not just one purpose for existing. That we will get to realize plenty of reasons as we live our lives in this world.And until I found another purpose for existing, touching lives of people and making real and strong connections with them are enough for me now. Who knows? Maybe tomorrow or the next day or next month or next year, I will realize my greater purpose. But for now, I am content with the ones I have found.
What is the main purpose of our existence, tell me scientifically or spiritually?
Its really feels good, isnt it ?? When you are satisfied that there is a spiralling purpose to one’s existence..The answers to the question can be seen and understood by looking at various religions!!Hinduism: The ultimate existence/goal of life is moksha/nirvana/samadhi as the realization of one's union with God; as the realization of one's eternal relationship with God; realization of the unity of all existence; perfect unselfishness and knowledge of the Self; as the attainment of perfect mental peace; and as detachment from worldly desires. Such realization liberates one from samsara, thereby ending the cycle of rebirth, sorrow and suffering.Christianity: Existence of humans is a living proof of the glory of God ‘s creation. Even thr Bible describes humans as made ‘in the image of God’. It is not in any sense a physical likeness, but a capacity to engage in life mentally, morally, creatively, socially and spiritually.Islam: The Quran recounts the story of when the descendants of Adam were brought forth before God to testify that God alone is the Lord of creation and therefore only He is worthy of worship so that on the Day of Judgement, people could not make the excuse that they only worshipped others because they were following the ways of their ancestors. God then removed the memory of this event from the minds of Mankind (leaving only an innate awareness that He exists and is One, known as the Fitra) and He decreed at which point each and every human would be born into the physical world.Buddhism: Human existence is nothing more than a composite of five aggregates Physical forms (rupa),Feelings or sensations (vedana),Ideations (sanna),Mental formations or dispositions (sankhara),Consciousness (vinnana).These khandas come together at birth to form a human person.Basically the root of the question belongs to the Existentialism branch of philosophy. Existentialism forfeits any connection to any school of thought or need of any body or belief and exercising ones own personal freedom and choice to understand one’s existence.