What is the Purpose of Human Life? Explained by Mitesh Khatri | Law of Attraction

2 Sept 2024 · 1 min

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In this short monologue, Paridhi Dhingra (speaking in a mix of English and Hindi) critiques the common habit of equating personal goals with the purpose of life. She argues that the ultimate purpose of human existence is not to achieve or accumulate goals, but simply to experience emotions. Life is framed as a brief interval between birth and death, during which we gather emotional experiences. The key evidence she offers is that, at death, we do not retain our goals, but we do retain the emotional memories associated with those experiences, indicating that emotions are the true lasting purpose.

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The purpose of my life is to buy this kind of a house and do this and do this and do this. और लोग ये अब goals को purpose of life बना लेते हैं या इसके अंदर purpose of life ढूंढने की कोशिश करते हैं। The ultimate purpose of life is none of these goals. The ultimate purpose of life is only one thing: experiencing emotions, nothing else. There is no other purpose of life. You are born, you are dying. In between you are doing some things which is giving you some experience. Those experiences is the purpose of life, nothing else. And the proof is, when you die, you do not carry your goals with you, but you do carry your emotional memory with you.