Lies

In many perspectives and opinions, lying has many causes, namely;

1 - To hide the truth

2 - To provide half-truths (partially accurate information)

3 - To uncover the truth (leading the other party to leak out information unintentionally)

4 - To hide another lie

5 - To build upon the original or subsequent lies

Fundamentally, many debated upon lying, as to the morals and values for lying. Is lying never right? Is lying always wrong?

In most aspects, under general circumstances, lying IS wrong, unjustified and at times, inflict dire consequences unto oneself or others. Some of these lies have singular effects while others have multitude effects capable of crippling a society, governance, nation or even across the globe. Understanding lies may help to uncover the general reasons being liars but in attempt, may also influence one to become a fluent liar.

So putting aside all the definitions, uses, causes, effects and types of lie and liar,it is come to conclude on one question, why do lies exist?

1 - To protect on personal or general desires both positively and negatively benefiting

2 - To help in both good and bad causes

3 - To control those in ignorance both justified and unjustified for power, etc...

4 - To mislead or guide those in ignorance or in knowledge both beneficiary and detrimental

The depth of usage for lies as well as the range of purpose for lies are countless both for good and bad. In order to know on simplicity  levels whether lying is truly good or bad, the true intention on use is required to be known as lies themselves could be truths used to hide truths themselves. Regardless the skills, methods or functions or a lie, so long as it is used, even a child may unwittingly succeed in doing good or evil on a scale notably to the entire universe.

Conclusively, to lie for evil is wrong but to lie for truth and truth in itself MAY not be defined as right nor wrong.

Purpose

Every person wondered once in their lifetime what their purpose in life is. No doubt we tend to experience different purposes in different stages of our life but while we live, we lived in definite purpose for a greater cause than what we would not have thought.

Personally, my purpose in my life is to experience life to the fullest, in its most profound symphony of successes and struggles, peace and hatred, and the elusive death. Some people seek death as a form of release from reality or stress from life, unfortunately, this would only defeat the very fundamental purpose of life. Life is, as previously discussed, a complex harmony of vibrations resonating through every particle and cell of our physical body and spiritual mind. Thus, death should be the final note of a piece of music, the last droplet of a drying river, and perhaps the beginning of new life. As such, unnatural death is the interruption of a great work.

Current materialistic living has ultimately corrupt the actual purpose of life. Not to say technology is detrimental, but the misuse of knowledge has began to destroy and corrode the heart of mankind.

What is the purpose of life? That is one question just as elusive as death itself.