What is the Purpose of my Life?: Seeking life worth living for

The latest book by Pierre A. Kandorfer asks one of the most fundamental questions of all times. What is the purpose and meaning of our lives? Our world is a chaotic place. Most of us have the urge to find something "greater than ourselves," something that is immaterial. Millions of people lack spirituality and feel unhappy, empty, lost, depressed. They have no peace of mind. They lack spirituality. Socrates said: "The unexamined life is not worth living." The "purpose of life" has many cultural, ideological, philosophical, scientific, theological, and metaphysical implications throughout human history. The topic includes many spiritual aspects such as consciousness, ethics, morals, values, and the knowledge only the Bible is able to explain. For thousands of years, philosophers asked what is the purpose of our lives. This is one of the most fundamental questions of mankind. The answer is very complex. It depends on who you ask and what your interpretation of "purpose" is. Most people craving a life of purpose. 72 percent of college students and 59 percent of working adults want to have meaningful work that would make some difference or has a positive social impact in their lives. Not surprisingly, individuals who have a purpose in life are not only psychologically but also physically healthier. Most researchers confirm positive physical and mental health benefits by having a purpose in life.Pierre Kandorfer is a veteran journalist with thirty-five years of a media background. He wrote thousands of articles, hundreds of TV programs, and over a dozen books such as "A Love Letter to America - The secret of the American spirit," "You Don't Know Who You Really Are," "No More Doubt - Science Confirms the Bible," "Whom Can We Still Trust," "Fight Back Manual," "Find Peace of Mind or Lose Your Mind," in addition to some media textbooks. Pierre's books are available at NeverGiveUpYourDream.US, Amazon, and some other booksellers.