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Living Meaning

Living Meaning is the objective view of reality, and is based on our relationship and interpretation towards the object, person or information. It is focused on the thoughts, feelings and actions that are evoked once we see an object or face a situation.

Example: The car in your garage has a living meaning because it influences your life in a certain way by existing.

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