The search for meaning: a personal and non-transferable journey

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My mom always told me that since I was little I was very inquisitive, I always wanted to know the meaning of everything, so I always wondered if it was normal? logically it is normal, since humanity throughout its history has questioned many aspects, and this is because it has always been in search of meaning, that is where I reasoned and said to myself: “then it is normal that since I was little I have a generalized search for meaning, that is to say that I have been in the universal purpose that humanity has had throughout this time."

There are many aspects in which humanity has always been in search of a meaning, it is a need of which we have not generated enough awareness, since we need to constantly question arguments, from there comes our ability to change and obtain achievements.

Searching for meaning to everything, more than a necessity, can also mean the most efficient way in which we can acquire experience, since the search for meaning allows us to swim in turbulent waters where thinking, questioning and reason coexist, which causes us to learn based on failures and learning, that is, experience to know what is best for us.

Although there are certain generalized questions that make us think about the possibility of a generalized search for meaning, that is to say that we can share it many times, the reality is different, since the search for meaning to make sense in our lives, must be a personal journey, that is to say where each one of us discovers what we like when finding meanings, we should not transfer this ability because it is adapted to our own needs.

In conclusion I would say that as a whole, that is to say as a human society there will always be a series of factors that will be sharing certain searches, however the ones with the greatest impact and meaning are those of a personal nature, because it makes us adapt them to our personal needs.