The Script of Human Life¶
In Lifechanyuan terminology, LIFE (capitalized) refers to the ontological essence of existence β the soul/antimatter structure that persists across incarnations β while life (lowercase) refers to the experiential stage of human existence in this world.
The Script of Human Life is the core concept in Lifechanyuan's cosmology that focuses on the nature of each individual's LIFE trajectory. The entire universe, and the entire development of humanity, was written long ago into a vast script. A person's life is the performance of their assigned role in this cosmic script. The meaning of human life is: to experience, perceive, and ascend β serving the Greatest Creator. The essence of life is to perform according to the requirements of the cosmic script.
"The process of LIFE traveling through the human world is called life. The meaning of life is to experience, perceive, and ascend β serving the Greatest Creator. The essence of life is to perform according to the requirements of the cosmic script." β Xuefeng, Answering Yinyin's Questions on Behalf of the Extinct Celestial
Core Points¶
- The essence of life: Perform according to the cosmic script β experience, perceive, ascend, serve the Greatest Creator
- Screenwriter, director, actor: The Greatest Creator is the ultimate screenwriter; the Dao is the director; each person is an actor
- This life fixed, next life alive: This life's script is determined; the next life's script changes β with intentions and actions
- The prohibition against self-scripting: Never attempt to write your own script or be your own director β that is the path of Satan
- Playing your role well: Intentions and perfection of role performance are the only real space for personal effort
- Hundun Yuanchu is the earthly director: Following the Guide means choosing the script that leads to Heaven
Editions¶
| Edition | Best for | Link |
|---|---|---|
| Friendly | New readers seeking a clear overview | Friendly Edition |
| Academic | In-depth philosophical and comparative study | Academic Edition |
| Internal | Researchers requiring complete source texts | Internal Edition |