transcendent
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1. Why do you believe you exist?
2. What is the purpose to your existence?
3. What is your passion?
4. What are your life goals?
5. How often do you think about your purpose in life, your existence?
6. Do you believe that you are able to change who you fundamentally are?
7. Do you believe that you are able to persuade people to believe that you are someone else? How and how long?
8. Are there any role models, idols, leaders, teachings or quotations that you live your life by or aspire to live by?
I bring up this question not only to promote discussion on philosophy, but to understand other people. I find it rather difficult to 'delude' myself into believing something that doesn't make rational sense to me or is not convenient for me. I'm also struggling with finding a reason whether continued existence is inherently useful seeing as I'm an existentialist. On the contrary, I'm contemplating, and have renounced, a number of my former hardline opinions on certain issues, just to alleviate the boredom with reality. So I was wondering what drives other people as a means of altering my understanding of my existence and hopefully enlighten you on your understanding of your existence.
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2. What is the purpose to your existence?
3. What is your passion?
4. What are your life goals?
5. How often do you think about your purpose in life, your existence?
6. Do you believe that you are able to change who you fundamentally are?
7. Do you believe that you are able to persuade people to believe that you are someone else? How and how long?
8. Are there any role models, idols, leaders, teachings or quotations that you live your life by or aspire to live by?
I bring up this question not only to promote discussion on philosophy, but to understand other people. I find it rather difficult to 'delude' myself into believing something that doesn't make rational sense to me or is not convenient for me. I'm also struggling with finding a reason whether continued existence is inherently useful seeing as I'm an existentialist. On the contrary, I'm contemplating, and have renounced, a number of my former hardline opinions on certain issues, just to alleviate the boredom with reality. So I was wondering what drives other people as a means of altering my understanding of my existence and hopefully enlighten you on your understanding of your existence.
If you are unsure about certain terms, please visit the links attached to my signature.