what is the reason why i am here!!!!?
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I have also nearly died a bunch of times.\n\nI've spent a long time thinking about this and read a bunch of books. I'm not sure there is a real reason except to live happy and help others to live happy.\n\nIt sounds so simple and stupid, but we have to enjoy being alive (the near death expeirences were possible reminders that we took life for granted).\n\nTake extreme pleasure in the simple things. Freinds and family are all that really matter because money and all that other junk is just temporary.
660142
I believe everyone has a reason why their here. Sometimes one person's life better's someone elses or to learn something from them. I don't think you'll know what purpose you fully had until long after your gone.
700508
that's why I am here to bring you back in heaven.. our "boss" is waiting for you.. lol
998780
something really stupid... like you were invited at a party... someone unexpectedly sees you and is surprised..\n\nthen they ask WHAT ARE YOU DOING HERE...\n\nhello!!! im here for the party... der
303103
Since no one's driving the car, I'm guessing you don't feel like you are in control of your life. You feel like your life is headed for (or just had) and inevidible crash. Since no one can see you and the only beings with you are mythical beings, I'm guessing that means you feel like no one recognizes or acknowledges your presences. Like the mythical creatures, you feel like people don't acknowledge you. Perhaps you are creating this to a degree because you feel threatened by people - such as when you are stabbed once people can see you again. You maybe trying to minimize your own presence because it makes you feel safer.
171396
I live to experience life..not to have fun, or work, or love, just to experience the wonders of it...\nAre you still here? If not...sorry you misunderstood your purpose for living...it is/was just an adventure, nothing more, nothing less...
1167682
Ask yourself: What am I looking for? What do I want to do? What will make me happy? What has made me happy in the past? What do I enjoy? I don't believe we are here for any particular purpose, other then to live and help others and to enjoy life, fill your lungs with fresh clean air and get out into the sunlight, and see, I mean really see, the (good) things life has to offer you! Look at a tree, see what it has to offer the world, watch ripples move on a pond, see the love ducks have for each other as they group together in the water, look at the sky, see the beautiful colors of the sunset, fall face down in the grass and see, smell and feel the grass, look at an ant colony, feel the different texture of colored leaves, taste a raindrop! This is what life has to offer, pretend you only have 3 days left to live and try to savor all there is to savor, this is your world dammit, and you don't want to leave it!!!!!!
38509
Because you are you. One thing cant exist in two places at the same time, so where you are is the space on this earth that is devoted to you.
258447
no one is here by mistake. we all have a purpose, a reason for being. what we do and how we live and treat others will count. myself as a follow of Jesus Christ, my purpose is to follow Him and His teaching. but more important to love Him above all and then to love people in His name. I have found it is the most exciting, wonderful, scary thing but also the most joyful, peaceful and loving place to be. following Jesus.
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Then why do you even come to it if you dont want to be here?  I mean, cmon already.  That is common sense.  You obviously do like it or you wouldnt be here.  Change your preferences and move on.  Sounds like you got some issues there.
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i feel the same way as you do  i ask that question to myself almost daily why are we here and I'm still waiting for someone to help me figure it out
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The final one is feeling that you're entitled to total understanding.  That's represented by asking "why" questions.  When you ask a "why" question about humans and etc., you don't usually get an answer right away.  "Why did she do that?"  "Why did he do that?"  "Why did this happen?"   We busy ourselves considerably with "why" questions.  The only reason we ask a "why" question is that we feel we're entitled to have total understanding--or an "explanation" for everything.   I don't think we'll ever find it out.   We don't have to have a "why". \n\nThere is a little pointer in the brain; and when you ask a "why" question, the little pointer goes from brain cell to brain cell and taps on the door in each one and says, "Why that?"  The cell says, "I don't know."  So it knocks on the next one.  Now you've all had this experience that you've met somebody on the street.  They say "Hello Carl, how are you?"  You haven't the foggiest idea who that character is.   You go off down the street too embarrassed to ask, "Who are you?"  You say to yourself,  "Who was that--where did I know him?"  After a while you put it out of your mind and go on.   About three weeks later, you're brushing your teeth some morning; and all of a sudden it pops in your head that he was so and so, and you met him at a certain place.  You have a great feeling of relief.  Ever had that happen?
1096783
yes  i'm  here.whatZ  up?
31695
i am here why wait give me a kiss.hmmmmmmmmmmaaa
924699
Dude. You are f*cking cool as sh*t.\n\nSit back, relax, and enjoy yourself.
1044150
Yay, a question directed towards my beliefs! I don't have a concrete belief about why we are alive....but I think its because we want to be, and because we want to learn. Most humans seem to crave knowledge and what better way to gain it than by living? As to the after life I believe in a place called Summerland which is where spirits wait to be reincarnated.
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My reason for living is life itself. It's the only thing we have, or we perceive we have. As for the meaning of life, that's up to each and one of us. For me it is to make this an enjoyable place for all and that's what I'm trying to do. From a universal perspective, anything I do (or anything anyone does for that matter) is absolutely pointless, so we might as well enjoy this pointlesness that is existance. \n\n\n\nEdit, as a response to the asker's comments: \n\nWhy would my reason be weak? I mean, you basically answered your own objection in your comment. What is the point in doing good? There isn't one. But what is the point in doing anything else? What is the point in doing the wrong things, what is the point in eating ice cream, what is the point in doing anything at all? There is no point to any of them. Talking from the universal perspective. Our existance is as meaningless as the existance of a rock or a black hole. We are particles, nothing more nothing less. \n\nWhere am I going with this? Well, this absolute meaningless of existance enables us to give our lives any meaning whatsoever, as there is no pre-determined meaning, something that most religions suggest. I gave my life the meaning that I stated in my initial answer, because since there essentially is no point in anything and life in itself has no purpose, we might as well enjoy our conscious existance, since, after all, life is all we have got. And that's what I'm trying to do, make it all enjoyable for us. That's my own personal way in which I want to spend my life, at least right now. It is as pointless as anything else, however, why not be happy in all this pointlesness?