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The meaning of Life By Prof. Sarvesh Mishra , SICA College, Indore

 The meaning of Life

The meaning of life is that it is completely devoted towards the great goal. Every moment of life should be lived in such a way that tomorrow, when we look back on that moment, we should not be ashamed, life is a long series of problems. 

It gives birth to anxiety and guilt, it challenges our courage and infuses courage in us to face them, it hurts and teaches us something, so do not run away from problems, welcome them.

Since the problems are endless, therefore the story of progress is the name of a continuous process, life is like a constant flow like the river, which collides with the rocky shores to complete the journey to the ocean (goal), life is not a name to stay. 

The law of nature is to either go ahead or be ready to perish. Don't run away from life, stay awake in life. The goal is achieved, Karma Shakti is dispersed as soon as the focus is on the fruit. By focusing the inner 'Karmshakti Punj' on the target, like Arjuna, one has to focus only on the fish's eye. 

If you want to achieve then you have to suffer the prick of thorns. It is a matter of course that there must be a goal to live life. Without a positive goal, life becomes directionless.

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  1. AnonymousJune 24, 2022 at 5:43 AM

    Very nicely written. It is true do not run away from problems. Face them with positive attitude.

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