My interpretation of life:

Everything happens for a reason right?

If life were a game, it would be one giant complicated board game in which each individual is a game piece. I guess it would be a way hardcore version of the game of Life. The individuals are not competing towards the finish line, but they all have the common purpose of completing the game. Some people may finish the game quicker than others and some may have to roll the die more time than others. Some may land in squares that lead to shortcuts or moving ahead 3 squares. Some may land on squares in which you have to go back to start. Also not to mention the decision of taking the risky route, or the safe route.
I say everything happens for a reason because the things that are predetermined by you are placed on the squares of the board. It is just the matter of chance of landing on one.
I believe that you advance with every step you take in this game called life towards your purpose. We are all here to perfect our souls. It is impossible to perfect it in just one lifetime. Practice makes perfect right?
Once you reached the finish line..one may ask "what can I do next time to continue this perfection? I've taken the safe route..maybe I should take the risky route and see what happens.."
Maybe you just have to play the game enough until you have landed on each and every square to fully understand your purpose.


I feel like I just landed on a square that reads, "You hit your knee pretty badly on a table, and learned that you're not a kid anymore and shouldn't jump around like an idiot. Go back 2 spaces."
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