AN AIMLESS LIFE IS NAMELESS AND FRAMELESS

 An Aimless life is Nameless and Frameless.

Life is a process. Or a journey.

Life is not aimless

On which an individual can choose the aims that matter to them.

Think of it like being dropped in a foreign country.

You have a couple of options...
To Live: Explore. Experience. Express.

Life is to: Feel. Love. Create.

From a global (or macro) view: Life is a system of nature.
It's aim is to survive, propagate and evolve.

On an individual level, we each have the opportunity to live a purposeful life or an aimless one.

Whichever we chose.

On a macro level, life is moving along with its aim.

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