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A life of Lie

A life of lie, We live our lives to please others. We earn money for a better tomorrow but in that we forget our present. We live a life with mask, always have to look pleasing in a way for others. Always have to dress in a way to please others. Wear makeup in a way to please others.

What is reason for our existence. There has to be some meaning. There has to be a meaning that we are one out of  million sperms that got conceived and has grown up to be a man/woman.

What purpose is there for this life ? Was the purpose of life is just breadth air in/out ? Is the purpose is to work for someone or some corporation to make them earn more money ?

Engineers to Engineering jobs to finish a task that they have been assigned. As a human being what task has been assigned to us ? There needs to be an explanation for everything isn't it ?

Like how is water formed ? Why are there earthquakes ? Why does a Volcano erupt ?

Is the purpose of our life is to live a life which leads others to believe that I am intelligent, I have so many degrees, I have so much money, etc. By proving this to others what do we get in return ? An emotion which makes us feel that we are Superior than others around us. So that it makes us feel good. Then what ? is this the purpose of our life, a life where we have to constantly prove that we are in one way or another superior to them.

I guess this is not a feel only limited to us. Even monkeys have that feeling, towards number of bananas they get or the number of offspring they have or the territory they hold in the jungle.

Think about a life where you live a life for yourself. If you work hard you build your own house. You live in your house that you have built. Grow your own crops that you work hard on. Have kids and make them understand that from young age, they should do their own work and be satisfied with what they have. May be there was a world like this in ancient times where there was no money. People had to make their own living by doing their own stuff.

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