Creating Meaning In A Meaningless Universe

In this talk, Saqib will explore the following questions: Is there an inherent meaning to existence? Or do we ourselves give meaning to things, people, and events that occur in our lives? If life doesn't have a meaning, then what's the point of living it? Or, if we create meaning ourselves, then how can we do that in the best possible way? If you like this talk, then check out Saqib's course here on Insight Timer: "Non-Duality."

Reviews

Opened my mind, thank you so much for your beautiful words.

Amazing and so helpful can’t wait to start applying this! 🙏🏼 🩷♥️

Lovely reminder to see the good in our lives and live as optimists. Thank you dear Saqib 🙏

Thankyou for this! The fundamental concept of pointing out to be mindful of the specific words we choose to use is exactly what I needed to hear and the way I needed to hear it this morning. I always try to be aware of how and what I'm thinking at any given time and recognize when my"self-talk" is moving into a non supportive direction. I can see that being able to focus on the specificness of choosing different words rather than a broader idea of general "self-talk" would help to break through the sense of overwhelm and frustration that comes when habitual negativity gains a foothold in my thinking. It's like...if you're drowning and one person throws a life ring to you, you grab it. But if several people throw you ropes, now you have to put the energy into a decision. So I've chosen what could be called a "pivot word" to use when I catch my old negative programming taking over to remind me of who I am truly..Divine Expression. I don't have to find sentences to "talk myself up." It's already there waiting.
I can feel the relief in my body. Again, thank you!🕉️🙏❤️

I was quick to judge and label things, situations, people, etc as “bad” or “good” but it came to a point when I asked myself “who told me this was ‘good’ or ‘bad’” From there, I have been able to catch myself having these thoughts and redirecting/changing them to come from a place of love and compassion instead. This talk was a reminder to continue doing this practice because it’ll bring more love and peace of mind 💭