The meaning of life is a fundamental question that has intrigued philosophy. Beyond whether we can find an objective answer, this text reflects on the possibility of living without knowing that meaning, emphasizing the importance of flowing with nature and accepting reality as it is. Drawing inspiration from philosophies like Taoism and Zen, it suggests that many life processes happen spontaneously and do not require our consciousness to unfold. When we try to force a meaning or control the natural flow, negative consequences often arise. Thus, it advocates letting life take its natural course and seeking balance instead of imposing rigid ideas that disrupt this flow. Continue reading Is it relevant for our lives to know what’s the meaning of everything?