Creative Writing

What Is Life?
By Ebrahim Khurram Baig

Since the beginning of humanity, the one question to which no one

has been able to give a straight resolve, “What is Life?” Well, why
precisely has this been such a perplexing subject to answer. The answer
to that is that life is not one, distinct thing. Think of it like a multi-
dimensional object, which exists in many shapes and forms, traversing
across numerous axes. It is not one individual thing, which you could
pin down and portray, it is a complete multitude of things.
I like to think of it as the internet. The internet has many
components, it is almost like an ecosystem where millions and millions
of aspects interact to form its presence. Same is the perception of life, it
means many things, it means a lot of experiences, and it means many
lessons.
The explanation of why people produce different responses to its
implication is because life is so varying and different. Each organism is
obliged to confront a different collection of disputes, a diverse set of
experiences, and a distinct set of companions. A beggar might depict life
as nothing but suffering, whereas a king may describe it as an amenity.
This diversity establishes an assortment of opinions, where one
encounter is not same as the other.
My definition of life is that it is an examination of one’s fortitude
and good, regardless of his conditions. Being a good human doesn’t cost
anything, nor does being persistent. The King we spoke of earlier can
have all the cash one the globe, but on the day of judgement, people
shall not be respected for their wealth, but for their righteous deeds