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i have my life in my hands. i have no options, but to live it. what am i to do with it? play? enjoy? explore?... this is question i am trying hard to find a answer, still to succeed. so months back i started floating this question among my network. am marking the answers as exactly as replied by them. will keep adding to the post as people reply to me. and you; reading this , please spare few mins and share your thoughts.

questions

1. what is life?
2.what do you think life is?
3.what are we to do with life?

and this what they said.

1.love
2. to love
3.do help to whomever and whatever you can. if not don’t disturb the normalcy.

- Siva

1. life is interval between birth and death.
2. a.life is beautiful - who gets what he likes
b.life is waste - who disappointed to get what he likes
3. with life we try to satisfy around the people who loves you.

- Kumar

1.good q though not sure , different meanings have been given to it. guess its what we have and what we do with it.
2.complicated or maybe we make it that way
3.live each day as it comes becoz enough of time has been spent on cursing the way life has treated us so guess live each day to the fullest.

- Anisha

1. life makes every thing.
2. it's a wonderful world for all to enjoy.
3. we have to love whom we love.some pains can be easily relieved by the care we show,the same can increase if no one cares especially the most loved ones.

- Kumar


Human's mission is to enter heaven. So do good things in life to secure seat in heaven.

- Sudhakar
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