What is life for?

born,learn,dead
What is life for?
to recycle the free energy at the surface of the earth.
What is life for?
Right, it is to understand yourself to the greatest extent you can. Then to find righteousness in the end of it all. Balance your life in ways of the good if you want to be rewarded. Balance your life in the bad if you want to reap consequences.
Reply:Life is a complicacy, you are born, you learn through instincts, when you have found purpose, you die. Yes tis all true. But life is something that noone can understand not even scientists. Evolution is crap, and the big bang theory crap. Noone can understand where life comes from, what it means, why we live, we just do. We come into existence find purpose and leave. That%26#039;s the basics.
Reply:Whatever you want to use it for.





The question is about a meaningful as asking what is a rock for?
Reply:It is for you to practise the principle, %26quot;live, and let live%26quot;! Live. And, let live!
Reply:i have no idea what life is for!!! its all very confusing....i have no track how many nights i have spent just lying and wondering what the heck my existence means.....i wondered about the question to the point where i became like a frustrated maniac. then i realised that until i die, nothing would be revealed to me. but dying is not the solution to finding the truth.


life, according to me, is all about making yourself happy by following your dreams but NOT at the expense of hurting others in any way!!


cheers
Reply:life is for living. and whoever said that death is the end?
Reply:Life is just the stepping stones to our final destination. Everything that happens to us in life has a purpose and causes new turns in the labyrinth that leads us to the final destination. Hopefully you%26#039;re making the right choices. Best wishes...
Reply:Its 2 enjoy and thank GOD 4 all he has given 2 us.
Reply:life is all about experiences





when you are old on your rockin%26#039;chair, you would say: %26quot;yeah, I know/saw/did that%26quot;.
Reply:truthfully i think that life is for having fun. having children. Helping your children make something of their life. Sharing the wisdom that you have recieved over the years. Sharing stories and pain that you have endured so thta others don%26#039;t have to.
Reply:to experience the most powerful force that will ever exist:





LOVE
Reply:I can not speak for others...





But I believe my life was to be born, to create and to bear others who will create more.





I believe my purpose is to be better than my parents and my children, if I have any... better than me.
Reply:Life is an energy maching that creates other energy machines.





It is not %26#039;for%26#039; something, it just is.





The cycle for humans is as follows:





Child - You are created %26amp; cared for.


Adult - You care for yourself


Parent - You create %26amp; care for another.


Grandparent - You give advice.


Corpse - Thanks for playing.





If you are born, learn %26amp; die - you have failed the Darwinian test which is to reproduce, which is what the learning is for.





Existance does not %26#039;mean%26#039; anything. It just is. Play the game or check out. It%26#039;s not rocket science.
Reply:to achieve some thing and to have enjoyment with others and without hurting others
Reply:Who says it has to be for anything?
Reply:The purpose of life is life itself.
Reply:a lot of things
Reply:You%26#039;re born, you don%26#039;t know why. You%26#039;re here, you don%26#039;t know why. You go, you die. Your family dies. Your friends die.





But it%26#039;s those moments in between all the crap that life throws at you that makes it all worthwhile. Because thats all life is, it%26#039;s a series of moments.
Reply:to serve God
Reply:LIFE is an opportunity---to share, to love and to be the best person u can be. In this world of ours where there seems be a lot of chaos, hungry people around, people killing other people and things like that, we indeed need to do something to make a difference. But to change the world, we need to start with ourself. For though we may not have notice it, every act we do affects the other.