The question of why we live in this world just to die is one of the most fundamental mysteries of human existence that a lot of humans die never knowing the truth. It hits the heart of our existence and resonates across all religions, cultures and philosophical perspectives in life. To others, the cycle of living, striving and eventually dying may appear painful or useless to even comprehend. Yet it contains purpose, beauty and profound significance as told by Many books and philosophers that have walked through the earth.
We are not born into this world by choice but we are given the gift of life, which allows us to develop, feel, experience, love and dream. Life is a journey full of hardships, joy, tears, laughter, failure and success. Every moment is a learning experience, every suffering teaches strength and every joy teaches a heart of thankfulness and the acts of appreciation. We came to this life here to enjoy the fullness of existence. Our lives may be brief in the broad configuration of the planet but it does not make them useless or not been Worth living the best of it .
Life on the other hand, is valuable since it is only temporary live. Our lives, like flowers are designed to be live fully rather than wasted. The realization that death awaits us motivates us to live with purpose, seek insight and make a difference before our time is up on Earth. We also exist to influence others. We love, raise families, establish communities, spread knowledge and leave legacies. Our activities shape the world for future generations. The love a mother exhibits for her own child, the wisdom a teacher imparts to a pupil, and the healing that a doctor provides to the sick are all reasons why we exist. A well lived life has an impact on society and on the earth's norms and morals even after death, from the giver of good deeds, to the receiver of good deeds. Spiritual and religious viewpoints provide greater insights on the purposes of our life from birth to death. Many people think that life on Earth serves as a test or preparation for a greater eternal existence. According to this viewpoint, death is not the end, but rather a transition to a new form of life after death. Our time here serves as a spiritual training ground for teaching, testing us in patience, kindness, faith, and love for one another and humanity at large. We're here to show our character, grow spiritually and reconnect with our maker. Most of the religions preach almost similar faith on the purposes of existence on Earth. Philosophers have also considered this problem. According to existentialists, we should be concerned about an unlived life rather than death itself. They push us to live truthfully, accept responsibility for our lives and find meaning in an otherwise meaningless world. In the end, perhaps we are not meant to fully comprehend why we exist solely to die. However, it is possible that the trip is more important than the eventual result. It is the people we meet, the aspirations we pursue, the lives we touch through the love we share, and the tranquility we discover as we journey through life. We exist because life, no matter how brief, remains a miracle from the first breath to the last breath.another thing I have come to still understand about life is, we die not to end life but to give it form, depth and sacredness of existence in the first place.
