Philosophy of Life

When I think about who I am, I find myself having to convince myself that I am a combination of my physical self, my brain (a mentally conscious self), and a sub-conscious. I wonder how an instinct appears in my mind. By instinct, I refer to an intuition or gut feel about the weather, about something bad going to happen, etc. I wonder where the thought came from, whether it was triggered by the environment, or by my thoughts, or by something I am unconscious about. I wonder how I become conscious of something I am unconscious about. I could say that I had the knowledge beforehand, but where did that knowledge about the future come from? I wonder whether luck and coindences are really random chance events. A coincidence could have both good and bad outcomes. A good outcome could be a near-miss accident, avoiding a potentially time-wasting detour, winning a lottery, etc. A bad outcome could be meeting an accident, getting stucked in bad traffic, being hit by bird shit, etc. While...

These are religions that probably are followed by 3/4 of the world's population for centuries: Christianity (31%) Islam (23%) Hinduism (15%) Buddhism (7%) The remaining 1/4 consists of 15% of the people who do not believe in any particular religion, and then another 10% who believe in other religions or flavours. Source: Wiki Christianity and Islam believe in an existence of a god. Hinduism believes in an existence of multiple forms of god(s). Buddhism does not have any form of god. A god refers to a form or concept of a form that exists to perform tasks that are beyond what a human is capable of doing. Let's assume that human beings are by nature truthful and faithful, and believers of religions have had experiences that corroborates their faith, hence preach and share their beliefs with others. Let's also assume that Christians who believe that a god exists, at some point in time in their lives, have had their prayers/wishes answered by what they can...