That's a very profound and complex question. Different people may have different answers depending on their beliefs, values, experiences, and perspectives. There is no definitive or universal answer to the purpose of human life, but here are some possible examples from various sources:

- A purpose of life is to continue to evolve. We evolved to evolve. When we think of "evolution" as meaning as a process of learning, adapting, and growing to be more effective.
- A purpose of life is to live mindfully and passionately in the present moment, to love unabashedly, to be a lifelong learner, to seek adventure and growth, and to spread kindness and peace along the way.
- A purpose of life is to find happiness. Happiness is not something that happens to us, but something that we create for ourselves. Happiness is not a destination, but a journey. Happiness is not dependent on external factors, but on our inner state of mind.
- A purpose of life is to serve and help others. Serving and helping others gives us a sense of meaning and fulfillment. Serving and helping others also benefits ourselves, as we develop compassion, empathy, gratitude, and generosity.
- A purpose of life is to survive. Survival is the most basic and essential purpose of all living beings. Survival is not only about physical existence, but also about psychological and spiritual well-being. Survival is not only about avoiding death, but also about embracing life.
- A purpose of life is to fulfill our potential. We all have unique talents, skills, passions, and interests that make us who we are. Fulfilling our potential means discovering and developing these gifts, and using them to contribute to the world in a positive way.

These are just some of the possible purposes of human life that would apply to average human. You may agree or disagree with them, or you may have your own purpose that resonates with you more. Ultimately, the purpose of your life is up to you to decide.
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