Udai YadlaEverything in this world happens with a purpose. You are born in this world with a purpose, you are chosen by purpose.
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The purpose of the universe is to bring meaning to life, meaning in knowing yourself and meaning in knowing your place in this world. Our world is full of misery and suffering, but that does not mean that it was meant to be that way. If we accept this, then we can better understand all things in life. It is not our time on Earth that has caused us pain, but the fact that humanity took it upon itself to make the world what it is today.
Everyone is born with their own unique purpose, which is why they are special. Someone who brings happiness to others will be happier than someone who does not. We are all here with a purpose and when we learn to appreciate our purpose in life, we can begin to live in bliss.
Source: A Walk In The Rain
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