Whats the purpose of life ?

Well, I used to ask myself this kind of questions, but I've sorta overgrown it by the age of about 17-18. Basically, there's no some universal truth about purpose of life (except for 42, of course), there's no higher power that's created us because it was bored or something, there's no afterlife for us just because we're more developed than our pets or our food, but yes, there are biological imperatives (these are admittedly somewhat more controllable thanks to our psyche that's also coincidentally responsible for our misery). Still, we've got a considerable perk: we can create our own purposes, so it's not so bad after all, I guess.

I don't believe that there is a the meaning of life, so much as your meaning of life. Start small: explore and think about every single square millimeter of your bedroom. EVERYTHING, right down to inspecting each speck of dust. Think of how large that really is. Then your house. Then your property. Then your block. Then your town/village/city/borough/whatever. Your country. Continent. Landmass. World. Solar system. Galaxy. The universe is UNFATHOMABLY large, and as a result, we are too small for anything we ever do to have any kind of meaning in the grand scheme of things. You could save the entire galaxy, but Andromeda's not going to care or even know about it. Everything's just too big; we aren't even a drop in the ocean of it all.

You could be lazy and use this to justify living only for yourself, because nihilism! That, or you could decide what's important to you. There are so many worthy causes that you can pick and choose, really, and not be wrong. Think animals are cute? Fight animal cruelty! Think humans have enough problems without worrying about other species? Champion human rights! If there's no one purpose, you get to say what's important to you, rather than have someone else tell you how to think and feel.

Either way, if you're looking for a one true meaning of life, you won't find it on a message board; nobody here has died and lived through it to say what's on the other side, so there's no point in insisting that you know. Even if you think that you do, knowledge is just what we've been convinced is the truth. Even if you just look at the evolution of science, there are many things that it has known, but later realized to be false when new information came into the conversation. Even empirical evidence isn't necessarily truth; I have congenital anosmia, which is a fancy way of saying that I was born with no sense of smell. Therefore, in the many years I have lived, I have never smelled anything, and that is empirical evidence that smell doesn't exist. But of course it exists; I simply lack the ability to perceive it, and there is no way of knowing just what is out there that we lack the ability to perceive. You can know that there is a god, just as you can know that there isn't one, but neither of those things are necessarily truth, because if there is a god, we cannot perceive it. Hell, there are people there in this day and age who know that the earth is flat, even though the Ancient Greeks proved that to be false. They can convince others with their "wake up sheeple" mentality, but that still wouldn't make it true.

What you may find in a place like this is like-minded individuals who will reaffirm what you already believe. And you should be careful of that; it's very easy to assume truth in the resonance of an idea, even if it's not really there. Confidence can be one of the most dangerous things for a person to have, because if you never question yourself, then you may wind up on a bad path without ever realizing it. I don't think there's a single person here who hasn't had a sure thing blow up right in their face. Allow others to challenge your beliefs; if they're true enough, then they'll be able to weather that criticism, and if they're not, well then they're worth abandoning, aren't they? No sense holding onto a lie when you know it to be so.

tl;dr the meaning of life isn't the right question to ask, because there are much more important and also much more interesting things to explore.

Love. Connecting to each other. Making yourself and others around you happy.

Doesn't have to go any deeper than that.
Sure, we can pretend we'll change the world in our lifetime but very few actually will so it's not worth being bitter about it, right?

The purpose of your life is to be a slave to a class of corrupt people (i.e, the government) and to earn something as worthless as money (which the governments 'can and will' print all the want) so that they will take away the lion's share from your earning (at any percent they want) so as to support them to make all sorts of rules to make your life miserable (but you cannot expect them to follow the rules they make).

Trying to win a game here of course

I believe there is no purpose in life and there is no afterlife.
We are born in a lottery of a chance no matter whether we want it or not, and have to go through life regardless of the happiness or suffering. Since we are already here, we should make full use of it and define our own meaning.
A lot of people do not fulfill their potential or enjoy their time through the ups and downs because they are just wasting their life away waiting for the promised afterlife. It is fine to believe that there is an afterlife, but do not take the limited time (~80 years) as a waiting game for death to the afterlife. Try to do whatever you want in this life and enjoy whatever life has to offer, no matter whether it is good or bad.
Life is like a tornado and we are in the center of it, everything is chaotic and the moments we have here is brief, so just enjoy whatever we have and do things we want.

This is a funny thought I had a long time ago.
It's like how We all like being different characters in games to experience multiple things.
Well our afterlife MAIN being makes these different "Characters" (You right now is one of many) to experience and learn multiple things. Then next life You will choose or be chosen to be someone else to experience and learn more and Your main being is just getting smarter and overall more advanced.

I always feel like some people are forced a life so Your main being can learn from previous life. Couple of examples, A person can never find love cause that person broken many hearts in their previous life or a person is always poor cause they were some disrespectful rude rich snob in previous life.

Plus I remember reading about a kid that surprisingly He knew a lot about ww2 airplanes as if He was a ww2 pilot in previous life, Just somehow His knowledge carried over to His "New Character".

God is the "developer" and We are the players wanting to play and enjoy this awesome "Video Game".
I don't 100% live by this logic but just like to think that's what it is like.

I think that's why We love to create cause God created. Imagine God is a big mirror then shatter that mirror and all those little pieces is us, God is a part of us and We are part of God.

humans have soul

eh I doubt it, they are alive like other living creatures, but what is a soul?
it feels like a broad term similar to how we used to think "bad air" was the cause of ailments, it made some sense but was also high on BS

Born, sleep and eat. However, humans is the cause of civilization and the pollution.

Eat, sleep and have fun.

There is no way to know the purpose and no way to prove or disprove the existence of god.

Develop your own moral compass and follow it.

Since you do not know English well, I will try to use simple language.

• People see what they want to see. For that reason, you need to desire truth before you will perceive truth. If you do not, your mind will warp what you perceive so as to fit what you want.
• It is an easy task to answer a question. However, that answer has meaning only to a person who has worked hard to understand it. Otherwise, the answer is "only words."
• If you believe in God, then you also believe He is the Creator. It would be unjust to create mankind without also giving them an "instruction manual" for Life™, and God is not unjust. If it is from God, that "instruction manual" will be consistent with itself and with logic / hard fact.

You make your own.

To kill Lord British