Maybe we don't even know the meaning of the word "life" to know the true meaning of life. It reminds me of what has been said many times about that philosophy was originally created to know the meaning of life, but philosophers ended up arguing about what the meaning of meaning is, or something like that. It is somewhat complex. Ask a lot of people and you will probably end up getting a lot of different answers. Does life have a meaning or does it have many? Perhaps we are being ambitious by wanting to know the meaning of life before living it to the end. Maybe after dying everything has meaning. Maybe not. Perhaps the meaning of life is to be lived. I can think of a lot of answers that make just as much sense. But they all say more about me than about life.
Life is so simple and so complex. Questions like that may serve to exercise the mind, but I don't really care much about finding the right answer. People tend to think that they will change their life according to the answer to this question, but what I think really happens is that they change their answer to that question according to the life they chose. Each person is prepared for a different answer and therefore each person does not receive the same answer.
Maybe it makes no sense to wonder about the meaning of life.
RE: Sunday Musings: What is This "Meaning" We All so Relentlessly Pursue?