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- Life is a big challengeWe live in a time of confusion and even with material things, nothing can be done to heal broken hearts and broken soul. Now, more than in any other period of human history, stress, anxiety, and psychological problems take precedence over the state of the person. People in the modern world is going through a huge number of problems. While most of the world's population opposes the extreme poverty, hunger, conflict and despair. Thinking about the meaning of life, very often overcomes a sense of abandonment. We have all the best, easily accessible, but the reality is that, in fact, we have nothing. Anything that would comfort to our soul. Beautiful furniture will not hold your hand in the darkest night. Dear phone does not wipe away the tears. Living with pain and grief, suffering from difficulties feel abandoned. We feel like a ship without a rudder and a compass in the open sea. Death is actually the one and only thing we know for certain in this life, yet it is something we avoid and pretend that it won’t happen to us.April 15, 201712
Why do we eat? Why do we sleep? Why do we work? The answers we would get to these questions would be similar. 'I eat to live.’ ‘I sleep to rest.’ ‘I work to support myself and my family.’ But when it comes to what the purpose of life is, people are confused. Youths may say, "I live for booze and bikinis." The middle aged professional might say, "I live to save enough for a comfortable retirement." The old man would probably say, "I’ve been asking why I’m here most of my life. If there’s a purpose, I don’t care anymore." And perhaps the most common answer will be, "I really don’t know!"
0 votedApril 5, 20160- Can We Truly Be Happy? The ‘pursuit of happiness’ is an essential part of our human nature. All of us want to be happy – even when sometimes we can’t pinpoint exactly what ‘happiness’ is. This is why if you were to ask the average person why they want to get a good job, they would probably reply, ‘to earn enough to live comfortably’. However, if you questioned them further and asked why they want to live comfortably, they would more than likely say – like many of us – ‘because I want to be happy’. But happiness is ultimately an end, not a means. It’s the final destination, not necessarily the journey. We all want to be happy, so we endlessly seek ways to help us achieve that final happy state.July 21, 201561
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