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I don't think there is an error thinking there ought to be more. I think we need to find what fills that emptiness. Something that gives life, your life, a se
by nvusuvu 5y ago
I don't think there is an error thinking there ought to be more. I think we need to find what fills that emptiness. Something that gives life, your life, a sense of purpose and meaning. For me, it's knowing that I chose to come to this planet. It's knowing why I choose to come, what I'm supposed to do while I am here. And when I do what I know is right, I feel the emptiness fill up and I become much more than I could ever alone.
- kekebo 5y agoIt can be double edged sword, overly focusing on results may lead to postponing life into a theoretical future and forgetting to dance in the now. Out of curiosity, what other planet(s) would you have chosen if earth had been unavailable?
- BeFlatXIII 5y agoThat's a more poetic way to say "was so busy searching for life's meaning that they forgot to do anything meaningful"
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- rdiddly 5y agoThere certainly are constructive responses to it, nothing wrong with that. For me, I'm just a little wary of letting the need take over. I try to reduce the sense of need so that the stuff you're talking about ends up coming from a sense of play, not from need. Like a good analogy would be enjoying every job interview for the conversation because you don't happen to need the job.