Along the journey of life there is a time where we gain more awareness and start to ask 'What is the meaning of life'?
Source: canvas-of-light.com
My first question is: Who is asking this question?
Yes, it's your brain. It wants answers so it can get a better idea of what it should be doing out there. When the physical brain understands that it is not separate from life, but a part of it, then a lot of questions get answered.
The brain is a creation of life, so it's made of the same life energy that makes up the skies and the birds of the air.
It is the 'me' part of the brain that creates separation, hence it tends to be very judgemental - it is part of the ego after all. What the 'me' brain thinks is just one perspective in life and it only impacts your own personal experience.
If you look a little deeper into life, you'll see that the life-stream itself is neither positive or negative, but it just lives for itself.
If you don't try to see life from the 'me' perspective, and just see life from the perspective of life, it becomes apparent quite quickly why it created a brain with centres of hatred and fear.
It created these centres to provide contrast. In a yin/yang balance, the centres require to know what light is before they can know what darkness is, and vice-versa.
What if the life stream had only created beings that permanently felt joy? This would have created a dead-end ending, there would be no movement or change to life.
Fear and hatred can never truly be eliminated from the brain, and it's not about being positive or negative in your mind states, but just allowing your natural expression to flow. Try to see negativity as resistance to your natural expression.
Do you ever find your Steemit posts have dollars flowing to them when you feel more in harmony with the universe? Me too.
The bottom dollar is that your natural expression is life's meaning for you.
Peace and love to all my fellow Steemians.
