Jared GoetzZenpire · CEO & Founder at Zendrop

The Purpose of Life (Carlos Arco)

28 Nov 2023 · 0 min

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In this brief, diarized dialogue, two speakers contemplate the purpose of human life, concluding that it is fundamentally about experiencing existence. They emphasize enjoying and feeling life’s moments, embracing non-duality, and moving beyond binary notions of good and bad. The conversation highlights the importance of allowing, letting go, and reducing overthinking, suggesting that many people are trapped by societal conditioning—particularly the school system’s emphasis on grades and acceptance—which fosters a belief that logical analysis is required for living. The speakers advocate a stance of simple presence and unity, proposing that true purpose lies in unrestricted experience rather than intellectual constructs.

I was going to ask you, what's the purpose of life? For humankind? Experience the life. Experience it.
That's it.
Enjoy it.
Experience. You can cry or you can enjoy it. It's experience.
Non-duality.
Just be— Whatever you are doing. There's no good and bad. Experience. I'm beyond the good and bad.
Beyond the good and bad.
I talk about the unity.
Right. Yeah. And a lot of life is just allowing.
Right, letting go and allowing. Do not think much. And that a lot of people thinks they need to think everything, they need to have a logic in everything, and that's not the way.
Well, it's because the way that they're brought up and, and groomed, you know, through the school system. Yes, kids are taught that they need to get certain grades to be smart and accepted. Uh, then you're thrown into the world where you have to learn— that word is very powerful, accepted, it's very powerful.