Life philosophy
There are quotes that underlie a certain philosophy of life:
Live And Let Live – Panta Rhei – Inshallah – Shalla –
The Show Must Go On – Fight For Freedom –
If You Believe Very Strongly In Something, Stand Up And Fight For It –
The only true wisdom is in knowing you know nothing –
Life can only be understood backwards; but it must be lived forwards.
What is yours?
Share it with the TT community.
Hint!
Sometimes we ask ourselves existential questions, doubts about the meaning of life and how we live. Have you ever wondered “What’s the point of it all?”
Right there, in that lack of meaning, rests your personal approach to life, your unique and personal idea of living.
Stop for a moment, pay attention and picture your thoughts, the friends that you choose to stay with, your ideas of how life should be, what you think is right and wrong, what makes you happy and sad. How do you act when you walk through life?
When you have a feeling or an image, find words, a music or a sound that synthesize “your philosophy of life” and share it.
Sharing one’s own philosophy of life, and knowing other points of view, helps us understand how we can build a shared vision and help us find a community of peers.
About.
“Philosophy of life is a mental framework for understanding how the world works and how you fit into the world. The philosophy of life would include things like how you decide what is “good” and “bad”, what “success” means, what your “purpose” in life is (including if you don’t think there is a purpose), whether there is a God, how we should treat each other, etc.” Maxwell Anderson
Who am I? Where am I going? What is the meaning of life? What do you think and feel if you focus on how we live together in the world? Is common sense the right sense for me? What is important for you, for us, what principles and values?
Give voice and sound to your life philosophy!
Explore
Peanuts – Philosophy | What is philosophy for? | Steve Jobs – 2005 Stanford Commencement Address #1 | Steve Jobs – 2005 Stanford Commencement Address #2 | Growing Up – Bruce Springsteen | Live Is Life – OPUS