Thoughts on the activation of life, and the sacred goal of life

Life seeks something, life does not seek nothing, and the point here is that life seeks more even than success in survival and reproduction. What is ultimate success in survival and reproduction? Virtually eternal success in survival, defined here as the zenith of beauty, truth and goodness, among other things, which is Godhood. Life itself can be defined as the activation toward this goal. To say there is no goal to life is to say there is no life, since the goal ultimately defines life itself.

Science has been mainly concerned with the events of phenomenon and not so much with deepest causes leading to those events---causes are not easy to measure. Most causes are assumed to come from the outside environment, but there is also “energy” enclosed in matter which activates matter. The form is matter and the activation is the function.

This suggest that hedonism is a sophistical argument since pain and pleasure are not end goals but means, or rewards along the way for doing the bidding of the biological and superbiological causes of life. The same can be said of Nietzsche's power for power's sake, power is only a means to an end. Passion and emotion and even the attempt to be objective tend to take a back seat to the activation of the Spirit-Will-To-Godhood, which is defined as the sacred material or supermaterial activation of life.

Organic functions, material functions, are thus the forms and result of the essential activating Spirit-Will-To-Godhood, which helps explain causality for both religion and science.

Procreation can be looked at, ultimately, as the result of the desire of life to evolve successfully all the way to the zenith of success, which is Godhood. Procreation is ultimately a seeking hunger for Godhood, in which beauty, truth, power, goodness, etc. are guides along the way.