Life is universal. However, each individual being, living or non-living, determines life or living separately. Amongst humankind there are three basic states of being/living, individualism, aloneness, and loneliness. Under these states human beings struggle through life questioning its meaning and one’s own fulfillment. This is the existential human dilemma that all experience and seemingly deal with together by forming societies. In individualism one is essentially a participant in some or even all aspects …showed first 75 words of 1535 total…

…showed last 75 words of 1535 total…and accept such a fate the universe is open to him because it becomes a part of him, meaninglessness and emptiness mean nothing because man is no longer a participant. This ending of the path of life through the dilemma is the supreme facet, in religion as well. “The courage to be is rooted in the God who appears when God has disappeared in the anxiety of doubt” (I, 190). Faith in spirituality, loneliness in reality.