Zum Inhalt springen

Details

Life’s meaning is one of the oldest questions humans have asked. Once tied to duty, faith, or enduring hardship, it is now often equated with happiness and self-fulfillment - yet psychology suggests that what feels most meaningful is rarely what feels most comfortable.

Let’s playfully explore meaning not just as a philosophical problem, but as something lived and shaped through our everyday choices and values - and reflect on questions such as:

  • When does your life feel meaningful - and when doesn’t it?
  • Where do we tend to get meaning wrong in our own lives?
  • Is meaning found, made, inherited or accidental?
  • How do responsibility, care for others, and contribution shape our sense of purpose?
  • What’s the difference between meaning and purpose - if there is one?
  • Why does the awareness of finitude or impermanence sharpen what matters?
  • What small, often overlooked things carry more meaning than they seem to?

Playful experiment
We’ll do a little experiment together, using intuitive choices to explore how meaning shows up in us before we name it, and to let our intuitions surface first before we reflect on them.

Looking forward to a thoughtful and light-hearted conversation on the meaning of life :-)

###

✨ Follow us on Instagram @lifelong__curious for upcoming events, bite-sized knowledge, conversation prompts and takeaways, community moments, and all the good stuff!

###

Contribution: €5 to cover shared basic costs (PayPal or cash). If you’d like to help support the continuation of these curated, moderated events, donations of up to €10 are warmly welcomed 🤍 You can find more about our organisation and other ways to support in the group description.

###

🌿 Community Guidelines

  • Only attend if you’re on the attendee list.
  • Listen actively and with curiosity, without interrupting.
  • Engage with ideas, not individuals. We’re here to explore, learn and share, not to argue.
  • Stay present - phones away, attention in the room with physical people.
  • Avoid no-shows and last-minute dropouts - they take a spot from someone else. If this happens, please get in touch, otherwise you’ll be removed from the next meetup. If repeated, you may be removed from the group.
  • Please note that the attendee list may be adjusted to accommodate new members or when participants were flagged as late drop-outs or no-shows.
  • Photos will be taken during the event to share highlights and help grow our community. If you’d rather not be in any photos, just let us know in writing before the event - we’ll gladly respect that.

Verwandte Themen

Free Thinker
Intellectual Discussions
Philosophy
Cognitive Science
Psychology

Das könnte dir auch gefallen