purpose in my life essay
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Life is defined in the dictionary as “the quality that makes living animals and plants different from dead organisms and inorganic matter. Its functions include the ability to take in food, adapt to the environment, grow, and reproduce.” But, what is it, really? What purpose in the grandest scheme of things does life serve? We have such a small effect on the universe, and it was just fine for billions of years before we came along. Philosophers around the world have been asking these questions for as long as humans could think logically. Some would say that the purpose of life is to please a God, while others would say that it is to be happy in the world. These many varying views and opinions about how we should live our lives forms …show more content…
I want to meet the Dalai Lama, or even shake his hand. When I stop to think about it, there’s so much that I could do. My entire life waits before me, like the coastline of the homeland of a homesick sailor. My only limit to what I can do is the length of my lifetime.
Something else I like to believe in is that everyone on this Earth has a calling. There is some activity that everyone has a natural affinity to. I’ve always had an interest in computers and website design, but recently I have discovered that the logic and physics of Chemistry have made sense to me, and I am exceptionally good within that class to the point of considering that I may want to pursue it as a career. I have seen people in my arts classes create things that are incredibly stunning, and I would love to see if they pursue their great talents further on in their lives. On the other hand, if someone is forced to cope with a job or class that they just have no passion for or talent in, all they are doing is torturing themselves and nothing good can come out of such a situation.
Hope it helps.
Life is defined in the dictionary as “the quality that makes living animals and plants different from dead organisms and inorganic matter. Its functions include the ability to take in food, adapt to the environment, grow, and reproduce.” But, what is it, really? What purpose in the grandest scheme of things does life serve? We have such a small effect on the universe, and it was just fine for billions of years before we came along. Philosophers around the world have been asking these questions for as long as humans could think logically. Some would say that the purpose of life is to please a God, while others would say that it is to be happy in the world. These many varying views and opinions about how we should live our lives forms …show more content…
I want to meet the Dalai Lama, or even shake his hand. When I stop to think about it, there’s so much that I could do. My entire life waits before me, like the coastline of the homeland of a homesick sailor. My only limit to what I can do is the length of my lifetime.
Something else I like to believe in is that everyone on this Earth has a calling. There is some activity that everyone has a natural affinity to. I’ve always had an interest in computers and website design, but recently I have discovered that the logic and physics of Chemistry have made sense to me, and I am exceptionally good within that class to the point of considering that I may want to pursue it as a career. I have seen people in my arts classes create things that are incredibly stunning, and I would love to see if they pursue their great talents further on in their lives. On the other hand, if someone is forced to cope with a job or class that they just have no passion for or talent in, all they are doing is torturing themselves and nothing good can come out of such a situation.
Hope it helps.
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Life is defined in the dictionary as “the quality that makes living animals and plants different from dead organisms and inorganic matter. Its functions include the ability to take in food, adapt to the environment, grow, and reproduce.” But, what is it, really? What purpose in the grandest scheme of things does life serve? We have such a small effect on the universe, and it was just fine for billions of years before we came along. Philosophers around the world have been asking these questions for as long as humans could think logically. Some would say that the purpose of life is to please a God, while others would say that it is to be happy in the world. These many varying views and opinions about how we should live our lives forms.
I want to meet the Dalai Lama, or even shake his hand. When I stop to think about it, there’s so much that I could do. My entire life waits before me, like the coastline of the homeland of a homesick sailor. My only limit to what I can do is the length of my lifetime.
Something else I like to believe in is that everyone on this Earth has a calling. There is some activity that everyone has a natural affinity to. I’ve always had an interest in computers and website design, but recently I have discovered that the logic and physics of Chemistry have made sense to me, and I am exceptionally good within that class to the point of considering that I may want to pursue it as a career. I have seen people in my arts classes create things that are incredibly stunning, and I would love to see if they pursue their great talents further on in their lives. On the other hand, if someone is forced to cope with a job or class that they just have no passion for or talent in, all they are doing is torturing themselves and nothing good can come out of such a situation.
Hope this will help you........✌
I want to meet the Dalai Lama, or even shake his hand. When I stop to think about it, there’s so much that I could do. My entire life waits before me, like the coastline of the homeland of a homesick sailor. My only limit to what I can do is the length of my lifetime.
Something else I like to believe in is that everyone on this Earth has a calling. There is some activity that everyone has a natural affinity to. I’ve always had an interest in computers and website design, but recently I have discovered that the logic and physics of Chemistry have made sense to me, and I am exceptionally good within that class to the point of considering that I may want to pursue it as a career. I have seen people in my arts classes create things that are incredibly stunning, and I would love to see if they pursue their great talents further on in their lives. On the other hand, if someone is forced to cope with a job or class that they just have no passion for or talent in, all they are doing is torturing themselves and nothing good can come out of such a situation.
Hope this will help you........✌
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