A QUICK STORY ABOUT PURPOSE
Sometimes the meaning of a life is only visible in what it makes possible.
3 billion years ago
Earth looked nothing like the world we know today. There were no forests, animals or humans, and almost no oxygen in the atmosphere, just huge amounts of carbon dioxide instead. The only organisms that could exist at that time were single-celled organisms called cyanobacteria.
Imagine for a moment that you were one of these little organisms two billion years ago. You might be born, you live a couple of weeks, you die, and you kind of feel like nothing really changed. The world I came to is exactly the same as the world that I left.
But what you wouldn't have understood is that every breath you took contributed to the possibility of countless lives after you. Lives you would never see. Lives we are all a part of today.
It's worth thinking that maybe the meaning of our lives is not even within the scope of our understanding.


