What is the meaning of life to you?

What is the meaning of life to you?

Kuna swali hapo juu linahitaji majibu naomba unijib kutokana na mtazamo wako.mimi kwangu maana kubwa ya maisha Ni kuujua ukweli ili niwe huru na Kisha niwe na amani ya moyo(inner peace) na baadae nikishakuujua uhitaji wangu wa kiroho nifikie level ya kuzawadiwa na MUNGU ile ahadi kubwa na yenye thamani ambayo nina matumaini makubwa kuwa atapewa kila mcha MUNGU.zamu Yako sasa mwana jf unipe jibu lako.what is the meaning of your life?

Maisha n pale nampigia debe lowasa ad navua nguo afu mwisho wa siku anarud upinzani kiwepesi bila hata kupanda dream-liner haya Maisha ni changamoto
 
Hili swali ni gumu na ni rahisi sana. Kila anayelijibu anapatia kwasababu ni jinsi kila mtu anavyoona maisha.
Kwangu mimi maisha ni 'purpose' why am in this world and where shall be thereafter? So, life is eternal and God is eternity.

Mambo yasiwe mengi, mengi yasiwe mambo
 
Kwangu tasema; life ni muunganiko wa majukumu ninayokabidhiwa na Mungu (kidini), familia, ndugu, jamaa na rafiki (kijamii), kazini (ridhiki) ambapo majukumu haya natakiwa niyabebe na kuyasogeza mbele kwa kuyaboresha, yazae matunda, niyafikishe katika hatua mbele toka ile ya hatua niliyoyakuta nayo wakati nayapokea.
Ni kama mfano wa mchezo wa kukimbia wa kupokezana vijiti, kuwa wa kwanza lazima akifikishe kijiti hatua ya mbele huko ndiko atamkuta mwingine atakayempokea lakini asipokimbia akasimama nacho tu atawaponza wote wa mbele ambao wanamsubiri na hatimaye kushindwa katika mashindano.

Life; ni.mfano wa gurudumu ambalo linaongezeka ukubwa na uzito kwa kadri umri unavyozidi kwenda na unatakiwa ulisukume kufika hatua fulani na wengine watalipokea.

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There is no meaning.

There is no way for you to know that you're alive or that there is death unless you were told about it.

Which means that you wouldn't know that there is a beginning and an end - unless someone told you.

Whether anyone told you or not, there is absolutely no possibility of ever experiencing the end. The death. There isn't a sensation in your body, or your mind, that can experience at that time.

Life isn't my life or your life. Life is life as it exists. The same life is in a mosquito, a tree, and everything in nature. Same life.

Does it have meaning?

Does it serve a purpose?

Death serves a purpose. Yes. When a plant dies, you and I eat it. It gives continuity to life. When an animal dies, it gives continuity to life for ten others. When you die, some being feeds on you, or you merge into the soil, in some way your death ensures continuity of life.

What purpose does life serve?

We imagine all sorts of purposes it serves? That's just our fears of ending. We have tremendous fears of endings - ending of life, ending of jobs, of incomes, of relationships, of God, of beliefs.

Our fears of endings invents concepts, ideas that we think can make us immortal - a higher purpose that can live forever, a house we built that can become ancestral, a company that might live forever…. Blah blah blah.

All this is delusion.

I am not giving you a pessimistic view here. This is what is:

The ending ensures that life (not mine or yours) and its beauty lives on.

The nature lives, flowers, grows so it can die to continue life.

We human beings unfortunately have separated ourselves from nature, believing that we are some higher beings and everything exists for me. And so me must have a higher purpose. This belief is passed on from one generation to another.

The only way for life to continue is death.

So the only way to really understand life is to die to our beliefs. And now see what is. Isn't it?



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There is no meaning.

There is no way for you to know that you're alive or that there is death unless you were told about it.

Which means that you wouldn't know that there is a beginning and an end - unless someone told you.

Whether anyone told you or not, there is absolutely no possibility of ever experiencing the end. The death. There isn't a sensation in your body, or your mind, that can experience at that time.

Life isn't my life or your life. Life is life as it exists. The same life is in a mosquito, a tree, and everything in nature. Same life.

Does it have meaning?

Does it serve a purpose?

Death serves a purpose. Yes. When a plant dies, you and I eat it. It gives continuity to life. When an animal dies, it gives continuity to life for ten others. When you die, some being feeds on you, or you merge into the soil, in some way your death ensures continuity of life.

What purpose does life serve?

We imagine all sorts of purposes it serves? That's just our fears of ending. We have tremendous fears of endings - ending of life, ending of jobs, of incomes, of relationships, of God, of beliefs.

Our fears of endings invents concepts, ideas that we think can make us immortal - a higher purpose that can live forever, a house we built that can become ancestral, a company that might live forever…. Blah blah blah.

All this is delusion.

I am not giving you a pessimistic view here. This is what is:

The ending ensures that life (not mine or yours) and its beauty lives on.

The nature lives, flowers, grows so it can die to continue life.

We human beings unfortunately have separated ourselves from nature, believing that we are some higher beings and everything exists for me. And so me must have a higher purpose. This belief is passed on from one generation to another.

The only way for life to continue is death.

So the only way to really understand life is to die to our beliefs. And now see what is. Isn't it?



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While death is eminent; life is eternity. Purpose which you speak about, should therefore prepares us for eternity.

Mambo yasiwe mengi, mengi yasiwe mambo
 
Jambo ambalo hukulianzisha wewe lisikuangaishe. Aliyelianzisha anajua ni kwa nini alilianzisha. Ninachoangaika nacho ni kile ninachojua mwanzo wake.
Life - maisha ni mzunguko tu! Unazaliwa - - - unakua - - unazeeka - - unakufa - - - unazaliwa tena katika mwili mwingine - - -up to infinite
 
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