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Revision as of 09:35, 28 March 2020
Definition
Meaning is the instinct that makes life possible. When it is abandoned, individuality loses its redeeming power. [1]
Applications
When meaning is denied, hatred for life and the wish for its destruction inevitably rules [1].
Interpretations
The meaning of life is proportional to the amount of responsibility that you take.
If you're doing what you should do, it feels meaningful.
If you push out against life and confront it, in a process of continuous transformation, there you find the essential meaning of life
See Also
References
[1] Quote from Maps of Meaning.
