Life is experiencing genuine thankfulness, healing, spiritual gifts and anointing from the Holy Spirit. Life happens when a baby is born and a family story unfolds. So the purpose of life in the material realm is, 1) To work out our material desires, or rise above them, 2) To experience all aspects of material existence, which is done automatically as we travel through the many forms and species of life, 3) Once we reach the human form, to balance our karma and the lessons we need to learn to reach a point. Some purposes for which people buy life insurance are:ġ) To replace their income that would be lost upon their death.Ģ) To hire others to replace their contributions to the family that would be lost upon their death (daycare, transportation, cleaning services, lawn services, etc)ģ) To give a business time and resources to replace an employee when a key employee dies.Ĥ) To pass their estate to their heirs in a tax friendly fashion.ĥ) To pay taxes, administrative fees, and debts upon their death.Ħ) To pay for chronic, critical or terminal illness expenses (when the policy has living benefits)ħ) To pay off mortgage, school loans, business loans, and other debts.Ĩ) To pay for all final expenses, including funeral, memorial service, burial, transportation, etc.ġ0) To provide cash value for retirement. Life is all about knowing God, experiencing His beauty and divine purpose, His miracles, and Creation. Human beings are viewed as intrinsically spiritual beings. Even with most religions, we seek to grow in our faith-to be a "better" Christian, Muslim, Hindu, Buddhist, or Jew.If you fill out a life insurance application, it will ask that very question: "What is the purpose for your life insurance policy?" That is because the purpose varies from person to person. To Bahs, the purpose of life is focused on spiritual growth and service to humanity. So, the purpose of life is the life of purpose (Leider). However, the sense, the meaning passes through the whole life. Communities and societies not only grow in number, but they try to serve the needs of the people to enable the citizens to live healthier, happier lives. Here is a trick I think we should define the purpose of life but not the goals, because our goals may vary and some of them may be reached earlier than the life will end.
Musicians and artists want to become more technically proficient, creative, and successful. They aim to win more championships and set records. Athletes strive to improve their skills and performances through better nutrition and training methods. Technology is always evolving-offering faster internet speeds, more powerful computers, better productivity tools, and more engaging and entertaining experiences. Growth, in terms of profitability, is one of the primary goals of any business. Kids learn more advanced skills and concepts in school and this continues on through college and throughout their careers. When we think of "evolution" as meaning as a process of learning, adapting, and growing to be more effective and efficient, we see evolution everywhere. If there were just one, clear, unequivocal answer to The Ultimate Question, wouldn’t we all have the same one without any disagreements? In fact, would there even be an Ultimate Question if we all had the same answer to it? Assuming we can even agree upon the nature and wording of The Ultimate Question, the different answers can’t all be right…or can they? If you disagree with me, you actually agree with me because it proves that finding The Answer to The Ultimate Question is open to debate and different points of view! But I don’t think anyone has The Answer for that matter, although many people claim that they do.Ĭan you agree with me, even partially, that there are many ideas about the purpose of life? Even if you already believe in One Answer to The Ultimate Question, you still recognize that other people and groups have different answers to the same question. However, I’m not arrogant enough to claim that I have The Answer. Your head might be spinning right now, because I just said that I am going to try to answer The Ultimate Question.
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