On a cellular and genetic level, that 'will to exist' is eternal. Few
today even have a clear 'purpose of living'...in the mental/conceptual
sense. Some can quote others, but, on their own are left high and dry.
This is a rather sad state of affairs.
And, yes, such transcendence is ultimately into theosis.


On Mar 2, 5:17 pm, wood <[email protected]> wrote:
> Hi thanks for the welcome and the reply.
> I am not saying it wouldn’t be a great achievement. It would be a
> major tipping point in human history. However, me personally, just
> can’t phantom living forever. What is the longevity of that will to
> exist?  Can we consciously maintain a purpose of living? A human being
> living forever has to psychologically transcend… Almost god like.
>
> On Mar 2, 12:21 pm, ornamentalmind <[email protected]> wrote:
>
>
>
> > Hi wood...welcome.
> > In fact, the very act of existing (being) has an innate will...an
> > innate purpose (telos) built within it.
> > Add to this the fact that many people have, do and will know that the
> > eternal ‘now’ has, does and will always be…I see no great issue/
> > problem with the notion of immortality at all.
>
> > On Mar 2, 6:42 am, wood <[email protected]> wrote:
>
> > > Hi all
> > > Time has a way of revealing possibilities, it’s unfortunate the half-
> > > life of individual being is too short to experience the full extend of
> > > those possibilities, hence the desire for immortality. It may indeed
> > > be possible in the distant future, but there’s so much of the human
> > > physiology that remain an enigma to scientist. We are a stranger in
> > > our own body. Let’s say Immortality is achieved; can we,
> > > physiologically, and psychologically, be able to handle a life without
> > > an end? There are many life on earth that just exist, without any
> > > visible purpose—can we human being be able to just "exist"?  How long
> > > can you keep a will to live? I think to want to live forever, is to
> > > fail to understand the grand design of life, and the flow of the
> > > universe. Whether we truly understand the grand design of life is
> > > another matter.- Hide quoted text -
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