#findingmeaning

[theloulouge]

Quirky Inspiration~

Well, here’s something funny: I stumbled upon this quote “Life is short, smile while you still have teeth” yesterday, and I couldn’t resist sharing it today because of its sheer randomness. 😂 Out of all the motivational stuff I’ve come across, this one’s an unexpected curveball that really tickled me. But you know what? It actually makes a lot of sense, if you think about it. We’re always…

[exalotlesthoughts]

"You are the Problem"

A lot of the times people will tell you that your the problem. They assert that it's your fault for being disliked or mistreated by others. This usually happens after you've complained one too many about the horrible things you've experienced as the result of other people. However, the perplexing part is that sometimes, when you delve deep within yourself to examine how you could be the issue, you draw a blank. You struggle to identify where you are wrong and where you are right. When you share this confusion people get mad and frustrated, and think of you a narcissist and conceited.

Frankly, I find myself bewildered and have pondered questions that have plagued many others in similar circumstances. Why is i the world is so cruel to me? Why is my life such a horrible mess, plagued by individuals who treat me poorly? Why am I unable to maintain friendships or have a successful relationship? Why am I so alone.

I believe these are questions that many people ask themselves. I think there are others out there who share the same sentiments as I do. And I may have an answer to these questions. The answer is that the majority of people are flawed; both you and I are flawed, and there's little we can do about it. What people truly desire is not some perfect person who is unfailingly kind yet occasionally mean, or someone who possesses extraordinary looks, wealth, and fitness. What people yearn for is authenticity. They seek someone who acknowledges their own flaws but remains true to themselves, someone who disregards the opinions of others because they are genuine and self-assured. They're real. They are who they are.

Ironically, our efforts to be universally liked and adored yield the opposite outcome. Life, with its inherent paradoxes, defies the confines of logical sense. Yet, this is the nature of existence—absurd. It is only when we wholeheartedly embrace this absurdity that we can genuinely experience happiness. This, my friends, is the essence of absurdism.

[whoieee]

The darkest side of love is not hate, but the emptiness that remains when the love is gone."

The darkest side of love is not hate, but the emptiness that remains when the love is gone."

This quote speaks to the pain and sadness that can come from the end of a relationship. While anger and resentment are often associated with the "dark side" of love, this quote suggests that the real darkness lies in the void that can be left behind when love fades away. It highlights the sense of loss and longing that can accompany the end of a relationship, and the challenge of finding meaning and purpose in the aftermath.

[giankumar-blog1]

The Meaning Of Life

Life has no purpose on its own; it simply exists. We are free to hold any perspective; our personal living experience may include connecting with people, socializing, thinking on topics, and consciously guiding every scenario. All of this culminates in our current world. We establish our life position, asserting that we are accountable for and have fashioned our own lives out of the existence given to us. As a result, we must emphasize living to comprehend life's worth and give it meaning.

Those who live to savour each day as it arrives are awake and aware of everything around them. They want to make a name for themselves, earn a living through simple methods and feel worthy of whatever they do or want to do. Life is a challenge for them, and they must face it with a positive ego and attentive consciousness. Instead of dwelling in the past and fantasizing about the future, keep watching things and experiencing life to become more aware of experiencing the present. Having a wealth of knowledge and proficiency in many subjects is considerably less satisfying than living and experiencing life moment by moment, intentionally for today.

Living life to its fullest and in the right balance is far more gratifying than being concerned about material accumulations. We should reflect on what we have contributed to society and the world during our lives. Those who have fully lived their lives have no dread of death. Life has a purpose that is for something bigger than ourselves. While some souls are carefree, the majority of us encounter the extremes of worldly living, which we seek to balance with spiritual grace at some point. All we have to do is appreciate both the material and spiritual aspects of life.

Life has no value in and of itself; living is a process that produces a uniqueness that reflects our consciousness. It also has no purpose because that would imply a goal that would confine existence to materialism. The aim of constructing our individuality, which will last in eternity after we die, should be how we reflect in its entirety. The manner Buddha, Lord Krishna, Jesus Christ, and countless others realized from their living, which they left behind for all eternity.

We must recognize that, as physical beings, we experience an illusory drama of existence. The entire purpose of life is to awaken from this state of ignorance. We are neither body, mind, nor consciousness; everything originates from nothing and returns to nothing. Our mission in life is to free ourselves from the mind's illusions and become who we are concerning the awakening of our soul lying dormant within.

It is a waste asking this question when you are the answer. You need to create that uniqueness of what you are today and will become in future. Anything in its absoluteness does not provide its meaning, only its essence. Like the divine with a name and gender has no meaning, provides only belief and faith. However, our thoughts and acts of divinity, love, righteousness and truthfulness express and exhibits a deep sense of our essence.

Similarly,  material living is satisfied by being consistently dissatisfied, leading to temporary identifications and attachments. The meaning in material life ushers more of anger, anguish, anxiety and agitation besides providing ego, knowledge and comforts. However, balancing the material wants with clarity, clairvoyance, contentment, and calmness brings a lot of meaning to celebrating life. Hence, in the nothingness of the universe, life has no meaning; however, a conscious principle in experiencing body, mind, and soul demands a purpose.

 Life is more of survival and propagation for the plants and animals, but for us is to discover and create. From the being to becoming out of that beingness/consciousness is to know who you are inward, what you are outwardly and the direction of the movement of your life existentially from one moment to the next. This means always be alert, attentive and aware in life to create and celebrate happiness and sadness with equal grace and respect with your third eye open so that you live in eternity even when you are not physically alive in the hearts of others.

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[elementalevolutions]

Winters Shadow Whispers

Never lose sight of the fighter within In the cold grip of despair, I’ve dwelled, Breath stolen by a mind’s own schism. Frosty fear leaves its mark, cruelly spelled, Holding hope in a silent prism. Yet in the silence, a soft whisper grows, Igniting a spark, warmth against the gloom. A battered spirit, though worn, fiercely glows, To stand once more, beyond impending doom. Fate’s design, I…

[nimixo]

Unlocking the Secrets to a Balanced Life Journey

Life is about change, sometimes it’s painful, sometimes it’s beautiful, but most of the time it’s both. -Kristin Kreuk

#lifechanges #balanceinlife #embracethejourney #wisdomintransitions #findingmeaning #Nimixo #motivation #motivationalquotes #MotivationBlowByBlow

[damagedparents]

Consider a beautiful, ancient tree standing tall in a lush forest. One day, a powerful storm sweeps through, damaging its branches and leaving it with a newfound disability - a broken limb. At first glance, the tree may appear different, its once perfect form altered. However, upon closer inspection, its core essence remains the same. The tree still serves as a shelter for countless creatures, provides oxygen to the environment, and embodies the strength and resilience that has been a part of its nature since its inception. The disability may have changed its physical appearance, but its fundamental purpose and value remain unchanged. #DisabilityJourney #BeforeAndAfter #AdaptingLife #FindingMeaning #StrengthAndStruggles #NewPerspectives #GrowingThroughChallenges #LifeUnfiltered #InspiringStories #OvercomingObstacles #DisabilityIsNotLimitation #RedefiningPossible #EmbracingChange #LivingFully #Resilience #DisabledButNotStopped #MyStory #LifeAfterDisability #ThrivingNotSurviving #AdaptiveLiving

[jacobnicholasacostamisquez]

"Life is a journey of discovery, and to uncover the worth of life, explore the depths of your own soul." #Hinduism #LifeJourney #DiscoverYourself #ExploreYourSoul #SoulSearching #AncientWisdom #KnowledgeOfTheSelf #LivingInTheMoment #FindingMeaning #LifeWorth #InnerPeace

[damedarcy]

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[drdeeknight]

Give yourself time. That’s what I’ve been doing why I’ve been quieter. Grateful for opportunities to work on tender things. Take good care of yourselves. 💖 ✨ [Image description: White writing on black background with purple flower edging that says, The work of loving ourselves whole and loving our whole selves takes a lifetime. 💜 end image text.] ✨ #healingtakestime #giveyourselftime #takegoodcareofyourself #takegoodcare #traumarecovery #traumacare #findingmeaning #grief #grieving #loveyourwholeself #loveyourselfwhole #thehealingcollective #thehealingcollectiveAL #giveyourselfgrace #youarehealing #youarewhole #iamhealing #iamwhole #selflove #selfcare #loveyourself #loveallofyou https://www.instagram.com/p/CanGho1F8SW/?utm_medium=tumblr

[theloulouge]

Reminder Reflections 19

“Finding true connections is like discovering constellations in the night sky – it requires navigating beyond the ordinary and embracing the extraordinary within yourself.” – The Loulouge

[7percentphilosophy]

"Social Media is where you have meaninglessly meaningful conversations" Or are they meaningfully meaningless?

[dimitrioswriter]

Would you? . . #askyourself #findingmeaning #questionsaboutlife #meaningoflife #lifespurpose #philosopher ##philosophy #personaldevelopment #lifecoaching #lifecoach #author #dimitrioswriter #dimitrios #φιλοσοφία #νόημα #αξιες https://www.instagram.com/p/COUZ7yFJQA2/?igshid=p820uasatwqd

[superlaurenblogs]

The artichoke on the Seder plate may not be a perfect symbol, but it is the modern addition that means the most to me. I learned this year that it's meant to represent interfaith marriage, and the hope that historical thorniness on the subject will give way to the tender heart within. Growing up with both Finnish and Jewish traditions within a mostly secular upbringing, I've often struggled with a sense of belonging. But I want to honour these traditions, and make sure my future children know them, especially because my fiancé comes from an interfaith union too. While again, the choice of this symbol emphasises the thorns rather than the open heart, it makes me happy that something reflecting my own experience can have a place on the Seder plate. I suppose it's lucky that, in this second Passover in lockdown, I had only artichoke hearts to hand. Chag sameach 😊 . . . . . . . #passover2021 #pesach #artichokeonthesederplate #seder #modernadditions #beetroot #orangeonthesederplate #oliveonthesederplate #matzoballsoup #matzo #sederplate #writerfuel #holidayfood #symbolism #writer #findingmeaning #jewishfood #jewish #holiday #interfaith #traditions https://www.instagram.com/p/CM-qBQ1ljVZ/?igshid=2zm5x69l4xwg

[featheredpipe]

Muktananda, [my] teacher used to say, "God dwells within you, as you. See God in others. Welcome others with love and respect." It’s an inside-out kind of orientation, to discover, and to live into the questions. Whatever it was that came into you, and that part about what’s meaningful, that gives you energy, that’s a very important thing to figure out and to find out. ~ Chris Cappy, former director of seminars at Feathered Pipe, current founder of Pilot Consulting Chris spent the first 30 years of his life “getting right with himself.” Figuring out what was inside of him that gave him purpose and got him up every morning. In the latest episode of The Dandelion Effect Podcast, he shares what he’s learned—in his first 30 years of soul searching, and in his second 30 years of coaching and training high-level leaders all over the world. You won’t want to miss this episode. Tune in through the podcast link in our profile page! #findingmeaning #selfdiscovery #bethechange #livingyourtruth #herosjourney https://www.instagram.com/p/CMxYKgGDuEX/?igshid=1kyvhnbm4cvjm