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Aly · 06-22-2005, 05:20 PM

12. What's the meaning of life?
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I'll try and keep this brief!

Here's the deal: Imagine a graph... like a waveform for example

Now, each of those dips and spikes represents good things and bad things (big and small) that happen in a day or a life even. Now imagine that your emotional or physical response to those triumphs and adversities is reflected as a shade of either red (negative) or blue (positive).

There are of course myriad shades of red to blue, but I've simplified that for this explanation.

If you were to take a snapshot of your life, or even the sum of a whole life and look through it from one end to the other, with all those responses washed into one colour, what shade of purple would you see?

A bluer response?

Or a redder response?

I'm not suggesting that we shouldn't allow ourselves to feel bad things or respond to tragedy but I think we sum up our lives with the levels of positivity that we not only present to others but also choose to allow ourselves. I also believe that the energy we exude and affect upon others (thus affecting their own responses) is the only logical legacy we leave behind.

So, the meaning of life my friends... is Periwinkle.

06-22-2005, 05:20 PM
Aly President, ePufferProfits Industry Role: Join Date: Dec 2004 Location: Toronto, Canada Posts: 1,881	12. What's the meaning of life? ----------------- I'll try and keep this brief! Here's the deal: Imagine a graph... like a waveform for example Now, each of those dips and spikes represents good things and bad things (big and small) that happen in a day or a life even. Now imagine that your emotional or physical response to those triumphs and adversities is reflected as a shade of either red (negative) or blue (positive). There are of course myriad shades of red to blue, but I've simplified that for this explanation. If you were to take a snapshot of your life, or even the sum of a whole life and look through it from one end to the other, with all those responses washed into one colour, what shade of purple would you see? A bluer response? Or a redder response? I'm not suggesting that we shouldn't allow ourselves to feel bad things or respond to tragedy but I think we sum up our lives with the levels of positivity that we not only present to others but also choose to allow ourselves. I also believe that the energy we exude and affect upon others (thus affecting their own responses) is the only logical legacy we leave behind. So, the meaning of life my friends... is Periwinkle. __________________ . . Aly's ICQ: 51504163 . Aly's Email: [email protected]