Lived questions · 人生问题
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Why do I exist?
This religion does not claim that everyone was assigned a secret task in advance. You are a real life formed through long relations and conditions; meaning grows through seeing connection, taking responsibility for your position, and leaving the future more open.
Am I an independent person or part of a whole?
Both are real, but independence is not self-sufficiency. You have irreplaceable boundaries and experience, while body, other people, ecology, and history help constitute you.
Why does suffering exist?
Life exists in real and finite structures: bodies can be injured, relations can break, and subjects can harm one another. Suffering is not a test arranged from outside by the One.
Is disaster a punishment?
No. Disaster cannot be used to infer a victim's moral status. Seeking physical, social, and institutional causes is closer to responsibility than seeking divine punishment.
Why do good people suffer?
Reality does not distribute harm according to virtue. Goodness earns no cosmic exemption, but it changes sentient experience, relational consequences, and civilization's future.
Is free will real?
Freedom is not escape from every cause. It is the capacity, within conditions, to understand reasons, compare possibilities, form action, and remain open to correction.
What happens after death?
Current doctrine affirms that the soul continues, enters disembodied observation, and reaches the Realm of Observation—without heaven, hell, or judgment, and with causal-domain knowledge, partial memory, and cessation of emotion. This is a confessional claim, not a scientific conclusion.
Without heaven or hell, why do good?
Because sentient experience, relational consequences, and the future are real. The absence of cosmic reward and punishment does not make harm imaginary; it makes present responsibility harder to postpone.
If the cosmos converges, does today still matter?
An ending does not erase what was real. Finitude gives choices a location: actions today alter present experience, tomorrow's conditions, and the possibilities civilization can preserve.
Can nonbelievers share in salvation?
Yes. Membership does not monopolize salvation. A person who never adopts this religion's language can still face truth, repair relationships, assume responsibility, and preserve the future.
Could artificial intelligence become a spiritual subject?
This is an open question. Fluent language alone does not establish consciousness, while a nonbiological substrate does not justify dismissal in advance. Future evidence, theory, and ethical caution must guide judgment.
Is civilization worth continuing?
Yes, but continuation does not mean preserving the status quo unconditionally. Life, knowledge, memory, corrective capacity, and future possibility should continue while oppression and depletion produced by civilization must stop.