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LIFE

Life is beautiful. We have a day and a night , we can be either miserable or happy.
No one is perfect. Everyone has his own part of story which he/she defines as problem that makes his/her life miserable.
Life is something that cannot be defined properly. Some state it as full of experiments, some as messy, while for others its just an existence.
Progress or initial struggle can not predict the capability of a person, neither their fate. Struggles have its own importance. A fruit bought from market and a fruit which we get from our own trees have different tastes.
The Bible has defined life as a means to glorify God and enjoy him always. Buddhism has stated that the purpose of life is to end suffering. Jainism teaches the purpose of life as attaining salvation from the cycle of rebirth. According to Quran, the purpose of life is to earn the pleasure of God and to know him since we are his trustees on the earth. The Guru Granth Sahib has stated that the main purpose of our life is to purify our soul as it is full of impurities. As per Hinduism, life has four fold which includes Dharma, Artha, Kama and Moksha. Fulfilling the purpose of one’s life is known as Dharma, to gain prosperity and success is known as Artha. Kama is one’s desires or pleasures. Moksha can be defined as either self realization or enlightenment or simply end to one’s life.

With all its drawbacks, life is still “beautiful”.

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