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One Purpose for life: Perspective

One Purpose for life: Perspective

A Purpose for life: Perspective

Published: January 27, 2026

“The purpose of death or also could be viewed as the purpose of life would be to gain perspective. To be able to have an understanding of what an eternity is and means would require the experience of a finite existence. Mathematically scientifically of course an eternity and forever must come after a finite period and if you didn't have the finite it would just be existence. it would mean nothing. And through the human body we can gain the ability to have an understanding and perspective of experiencing this world eternally.” -Janna Yates

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