A single piece of sentence from Camus has changed all the thinking about existentialism.The true meaning of life lies in its process.Humanbeings are doomed to be dead,just as Sisyphus has to restart from the bottom of the mountain every time after he fails to push the rock up to the top of the mountain.Is it meaningful doing the same thing again and again?Despite the process,it's all gone when you're dead.Everything you have will disappear with your death and the process seems like nothing.Thereby we might as well die first under the rational thinking about living becoming insignificant.After all,we may die eventually.Existence does not exist for disappearance and living is nor here for death."The meaning of life lies in its process",from Camus,I suppose is great.From my personal perspective,we should not think of what will be left after we die but something that we're able to do when we're alive.I guess this restrained length of life should be filled with substantial things.To enjoy the whole process is the true purpose of life.The reason why we would enjoy that is because we exist in this world.And those beautiful memories we experienced would not fade away although we may pass away.
From birth to death,from the bottom to the top of the mountain pushing rocks,the true meaning is the process.What that meaning represents should be determined by how you enjoy that,I suppose.
