what should be the real motive of living?

Answer 1

I believe the 'motive' of living is reproduction. That's all life itself cares about.

For humans, we can create meaning for our lives. Find your meaning, pursue it, and take care of your family and friends.

Answer 2

I agree to the following:

"motive of living is to live for others and that`s what life is all about, but today this motive has lost somewhere"

Answer 3

do not think about motive of living.just live according Ur view,in Ur style, till the death.there is nothing the target of life. money,youth,etc are limited thing.it may be come in Ur life,but dot mind ,only u go in Ur life way.

Answer 4

motive of living is to live for others and that`s what life is all about.
but today this motive has lost somewhere.

Answer 5

be happy with what YOU have.
don't compare yourself with others.
try to accept everything in the right spirit.
if you have positive approach you can conquer the world.
the above should be your motive of living.

Answer 6

the real motive of living should be,
> be happy.....
< make others happy..........

Answer 7

To invoke demons to make you rich

Answer 8

A motive for living and a purpse are the same thing. I'd like to offer some thoughts on your purpose.
God didn't put us here just to indulge ourselves or have a good time (at least in the way you probably mean it). God put us here for a purpose—and that purpose is to live for Him and experience the joy of His presence every day.

The problem is, God wants to be at the center of our lives‐but so do we. We want to run our own lives and be free to do anything we please because we think that must be the path to happiness. But when we live only for ourselves, we find it doesn't bring us happiness after all. In fact, a life of self-indulgence only leads to emptiness. The Bible warns, "There is a way that seems right to a man, but in the end it leads to death" (Proverbs 14:12).

But God has another way for us—His way! It alone is the way of peace, and it alone will bring us true happiness. Not only that, but His path alone will lead us to heaven. What is that way? It is the way of the cross—Christ's cross. On the cross Christ took away all our sins and selfishness, and now He wants to come into our lives and replace them with His love.

Jesus said, "I have come that they may have life, and have it to the full" (John 10:10). Turn to Christ today and ask Him to come into your life. Then ask Him to begin changing you from within—and He will, as you yield your life to Him and allow His Word, the Bible, to shape your life every day.
God does have a plan for every one of us—and the reason is because He loves us, and wants us to have what is best for us.

You see, if He didn't care for us, then He wouldn't care what we did with our lives.

If we wrecked our lives or wasted them, it wouldn't make any difference to Him—if He didn't care. But He does care what happens to us! He doesn't want us to drift through life without any meaning or purpose, nor does He want us to throw our lives away or destroy them. He loves us, and He knows all about us; Jesus said, "Even the very hairs of your head are all numbered" by God (Matthew 10:30).

Never forget: God is far greater than we are. No, we can't imagine trying to keep track of every person on earth—but God can do it because He is greater than we are. The Bible says, "As the heavens are higher than the earth, so are my ways higher than your ways and my thoughts than your thoughts" (Isaiah 55:9).

How do I know God loves us and cares about us? I know it because He sent His only Son into the world to save us and bring us back to Himself. Sin has separated us from God—but on the cross all our sins were placed on Christ, and He took the penalty we deserve. Yes, God loves us—and He loves you. Respond to His love today by giving your life to Christ. Then ask Him to show you His plan for your life, and He will.
We don't always know why some things happen to us—nor do we always know where they came from. God is at work in the world—but so is the devil, and we can't blame God for everything that happens to us.

Sometimes, in fact, we are responsible for the bad things that happen to us, because we make wrong decisions or deliberately turn our backs on God and His will for our lives. The Bible says, "When tempted, no one should say, 'God is tempting me.' For ... each one is tempted when, by his own evil desire, he is dragged away and enticed" (James 1:13-14).

But the most important thing I can tell you is this: No matter what happens to us, God is able to take it and use it for our good—if we let Him. Joseph's brothers sold him into slavery and told his father he was dead—but instead of being bitter or depressed, Joseph put his life into God's hands. As a result, God used him to save Egypt from famine. Later, after the brothers were reunited, Joseph told them, "You intended to harm me, but God intended it for good" (Genesis 50:20).

Begin by giving your life to Christ and asking Him to come into your heart. Then ask Him to give you the wisdom and strength you need to deal with your hard times. Most of all, ask Him to teach you through these experiences about His constant love.

Answer 9

To make others happy..

Answer 10

live and let live.