Uzi Moses PhD argues existentialism gets it wrong: humans don't invent meaning to survive absurdity. We're made in the Creator's image, so meaning is revealed, not invented. Feeling lost means living below your design.
Existential psychology tells you to create meaning, but it never explains why humans can create meaning at all. I just finished a book on existential psychology. It says life feels absurd, so humans must invent meaning to survive. That sounds wise, but something crucial is missing. Our sages are saying that humans are made in the image of the Creator, not metaphorically, structurally. Meaning is not something we invent. Meaning is something we reveal. If consciousness was random matter, there would be no hunger for purpose. If the universe was empty, humans you would not ache for meaning. The reason you feel lost is not because life is absurd. It's because you are living below your design. Kabbalah explains that the human being is meant to become a living image of the Divine, not by belief, by alignment, by responsibility. By how you think, speak, choose, and act. Existentialism teaches coping. This teaches becoming. One helps you survive the chaos. The other teaches you how to shine light inside it. If this shifted something inside you, save this. If you or someone searching for meaning, share it. Follow for deeper clarity.
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