Is the bain of all human existence the fact that we exist?
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You Must Always Remember this, "I Think, Therefore I Am"! Now, if You Don't Think, and You are Not, then You Must Not Vote This as a "Best Answer"! <*>L<*>O<*>L<*>!!
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greetings....\n\ni actually believe that we are not alone...i have my own encounters... the universe is big....so big we cannot even start to comprehend how big it is... chances are, life could actually be abundant in the universe, but the degree of intelligence could vary widely, maybe life exist only in microbial form, or with intelligence much superior than ours... but for now only earth is known to harbor life... aren't we lucky we are here?
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I do ... I say "of course there is other life" ... I think that we would be huge ego maniacs to think that we are the ONLY life form in the entire universe!!
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Our conscious awareness of our own existence is proof positive of an all knowing creator.  The knowledge we have could only come from an omniscient, omnipotent, and omnipresent God.
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Of course there are. There are millions of inhabited worlds and all are on the path to eternal life. We'll even get to meet some of them as we continue our journey.
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Yes I believe this is true.  Your mind is everything.  If you see it in your mind it will become reality.
585467
This world is is full of things that are unexplainable that even the wisest man cannot explain. We might believe on some other things that might exist or not, but it all depend with us. As for the ghost, there might be such thing that exist that we dont know, however everything depend on what we believe. But I think we should trust more on our self extinct...
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Space is vast, and we would be very arrogant to think that we are the only humanoid race in it. In fact space is so vast that we may never meet another either. Yet even with no proof, it would be very closed minded to beleave there isn't.
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That is the idea.\n\n" It cannot be described, and the most one can say is that It is absolute existence, absolute knowledge, and absolute bliss (sat-chi-ananda). \n\nIt is unborn, self-existent, all-pervading, and the essence of all things and beings in the universe. It is immeasurable, unapproachable, beyond conception, beyond birth, beyond reasoning, and beyond thought".\n\n God cannot be defined in terms of any specific manifestation, nor indeed in terms of their sum total. He is beyond all possibility of definition. \n\n"Though I manifest Myself in all things, I am identified with none of them".\n                                            -The Bhagavad Gita
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beleive all is possible! The mind is very powerful! It can be good or bad! It's all what u make of it! It is a form of religion(believing in what is seen and felt)they cant be judged,as noone should!\nBut yes i believe they exist,they are spiritual people,they just chose odd ways to do so,that other's dont understand! Most fear it, cause they dont understand it,or they chose not too!\n I practice their beliefs, we are not worshipers of satan(but there are some who do,but we can tell who they are!)\n Live life your way,and how you see fit,cause no matter what you believe in, someday we will all sit at the judgement table together!!
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Well, whether we're even considered intelligent or not would depend on who else is out there in the vast cosmos.  Scientists estimate that there are so many stars and so many planets, even if only one in a billion have life, then there are bound to be other planets with life more advanced then we are.  \n\nInterestingly, in the discussion about creation of the universe and the earth found in the biblical book of Genesis, there's not a word about Earth being the only inhabited world that God created.  \n\nSo yes, the possibility exists.
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No.  Reality is what we perceive it to be.  Absolutes do not exist.  Without perception, therefore, reality does not exist.  And hence, a tree falling with no one to hear, makes no sound.
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All day, every day.  If there is a God he did not intend for us to make war on ourselves.  We are all connected.  Every last human being and living entity in the entire Universe is connected.  We need to start believing that everyone has a Buddha nature.  We need to start spreading peace and be in harmony with ourselves, our fellow man and our environment,  We need to live each day like it is our last moment.  Because, everyone is dying.  We are very fortunate to be alive right here and now.  Unity is the key.  Is life taken for granted?  You betcha.
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Philosophers have wrangled with this question for centuries and I comes down to this:  You simply cannot prove that you exist.  You can't even prove that the outside world exists.  After all, 'you' could just be a brain in a vat somewhere being stimulated by electrodes that make you 'see', 'feel', and 'touch'.  What philosophers have come up with is the concept of a "Properly Basic Belief".  It means that if there is no evidence whatsoever to the contrary, then you can probably safely assume that it's true.  However, that doesn't mean you can prove it.  And of course you have to be open to the possibility that evidence may turn up at some time.  So until there is evidence that I don't exist, I'll stick with the philosophers and say it's a "Properly Basic Belief" that I exist.  And of course, there's the old standby of "I think, therefore I am."
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There are no such things like nothing. Nothing is a human defentition of emptyness. Existence of nothing is already existence of something. The smallest part we know something like proton and photon but that what we know. I am sure there are even smaller parts that in time will discover.
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:}\nHe is he exist\nBy him all things consist.\nif we are it is because he is.
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first we have to know are we a belivers or not ??? becouse if yes have many concepts but if no the is nothing to answer \nlets say it is yes so my answer will be like this way\n       The question of God's existence has preoccupied man's mind for many centuries. Those who believe in God seem to agree that the limited finite human intelligence cannot prove the existence of the infinite boundless God. It can only illustrate or demonstrate his existence to the satisfaction of the curious human mind. Those who deny God claim to rely on science, \nphilosophy, or special theories of knowledge. Their arguments are sometimes inapplicable, sometimes irrelevant, always complex, and often incomprehensible. However, the developed mind will find its way to Allah. Failure to find the way does not mean that there is no way. Denial of reality does not make it unreal. \n\n       As we look around in our environments, we see that every family has a head: every school has a principal, every city or town has a mayor; every province or state has a premier/governor; and every nation has a head of state. Moreover, we know beyond doubt that every beautiful art is the creation of some great artist. All this is obvious, yet it does not satisfy the hunger for knowledge and the curiosity of man about the great things in the world. One often wonders at the beauties of nature with its scenic charm and marvels; the almost endless horizons in the sky and their far-reaching expansions; the ceaseless succession of day and night in the most orderly manner; the course of the sun, the moon, and the great stars; the world of animate and inanimate objects, the continuous process and evolution of man, generation after generation. One often wonders because one would like to know the maker and maintainer of all these things with which we live and which we immensely enjoy. Can we find an explanation of the great universe? Is there any convincing interpretation of the secret of existence? We realise that no family can function properly without a responsible head, that no city can prosperously exist without sound administration, and that no state can survive without a chief of some kind. We also realise that nothing comes into being on its own. Moreover we observe that the universe exists and functions in the most orderly manner, and that it has survived for hundreds of thousands of years. Can we, then, say that all this is accidental and haphazard? Or can we attribute the existence of man and the whole world to mere chance?\n\n      If man were to come into being by  accident or by sheer chance, his entire life would be based on chance, and his whole existence would be meaningless, and no rational being would leave his existence at the mercy of fluctuating chance. Every reasonable human being tries to make his life as meaningful as possible and set for himself a model of conduct according to some design. Individuals, groups and nations do plan their course of action. And every careful plan produces some desired effects. The fact of the matter is that man does engage in planning of one sort or another, and can appreciate the merits of good planning. Yet man represents only a very small portion of the great universe. And if he can make plans and appreciate the merits of planning, then his own existence and the survival of the universe must also be based on a planned policy. This means that there is a Designing Will behind our material existence, and that there is a Unique Mind in the world to bring things into being and keep them moving in order. The marvellous wonders of our world and the secrets of life are too great to be the product of random accident or mere chance. In the world, then there must be a Great Force in action to keep everything in order.\n\n       In the beautiful nature there must be a Great Artist who creates the most charming pieces of art and produces everything for a special purpose in life. This Force is the strongest of all forces, and thi