The Meaning Of Life
(Part One)
In order for life to have a substantial meaning we must first ask, is life relevant?
Our daily activities,customs and traditions is there any relevance embedded within our existence and if so at what value do we then place on life?
For all living things the genetic code for self preservation can be seen as the foundation for which any creature commits to a new day. The venture for food and water become a necessity and when survival is threatened, logic is foreshadowed as the race to ensure the next second if not minute far outweighs any consequence this sudden action might bring within the near future.
(Part One)
In order for life to have a substantial meaning we must first ask, is life relevant?
Our daily activities,customs and traditions is there any relevance embedded within our existence and if so at what value do we then place on life?
For all living things the genetic code for self preservation can be seen as the foundation for which any creature commits to a new day. The venture for food and water become a necessity and when survival is threatened, logic is foreshadowed as the race to ensure the next second if not minute far outweighs any consequence this sudden action might bring within the near future.
