Three Perfect Laws of Life

Three Perfect Laws of Life

These three laws are non-theistic in nature and share a resemblance with the eightfold path.

The First Law

Life is meaningless. Life in its own is not complex enough to "have a point," and should be viewed as such. Living is just a fluke of cellular build-up.

The Seccond Law

The only inevitablilty of life is death. From conception, the only thing that you can expect for the rest of your life is to die.

The Third Law

The only way to ignore and forget about laws 1 and 2 is to live life from moment to moment. Push through the long slow minutes between happiness. wade through the high tides and gritt your teeth while you waight for the next dose of human extacy we call laughter.


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