On Meanings of Life

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Exploring the essence of a meaningful life, the author contrasts two attitudes: "interested," which is goal-oriented, and "intraested," focused on the experience itself. Both perspectives are deemed essential for enriching life. The book draws on philosophy, psychology, religion, and art to address themes like work, love, and happiness. In a poignant epilogue, the author reflects on personal experiences of metaphysical loneliness, laughter, and dignity, providing a heartfelt conclusion to the exploration of life's meanings.