"Feelings, emotions and thoughts clamor for articulation. Then the great miracle occurs."
The short paragraph you just read sounded like a rhyme. A beautiful rhyme that the (first time) moment you read (heard) it seems like forever repeating in your memory and it wouldn't go away. I fell on my knees when I read it. I felt like I was born again. Why do you think this is? If I told you my answer, you might be convinced leaving your faith, and start finding about yourself--searching the purpose of your existence, or "Why you exist?"--not my intention; in-fact, I admire people who believe that there is a "Higher Being."
A very young and beautiful "friend" of mine, I called her "Angel," asked me, "What is the purpose of your (my) life or existence?" I had no concrete answer.
If the purpose of (human) life is to be born … and then just to make it to the toilet, we might as well not be born. And thinking about this notion of trying to make it to the toilet, I said to myself, "God must be amusing Himself!"
If the purpose of (human) life is to be born … and then just to make it to the toilet, we might as well not be born. And thinking about this notion of trying to make it to the toilet, I said to myself, "God must be amusing Himself!"
I believe there is a very good reason for our existence. The book (a movie came out of it) entitled "The Five People You Meet in Heaven" may be a good explanation for this. And having the "Feelings, Emotions, and Thoughts" work in harmony, perhaps, would lead us to finding who we are.
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