The Eternal Quest

II.
If it is natural for all beings to desire Unending Happiness; can there be two propositions that
explain why we have this desire?
i. First Proposition: It is a part of our genetic makeup to seek It and/or
ii. Second Proposition: we come from or are a part of It and that is why we naturally seek It.
iii. Is there no third proposition concerning psychological or sociological factors because we may
agree that the desire for It is not learned?
First Proposition
Is the first proposition, that it is a part of our genetic makeup to seek It not fully convincing
because in nature, matter, or the material world we find no example of It?
So how can it be possible for our genetic makeup to desire for something not within material
nature?
If our genetic makeup seeks It then can it be a part of this makeup to seek something outside of
material nature?
Second Proposition
Is the second proposition more likely, as the seeking of It is not of material matter, nature or the
material world and therefore it maybe of a metaphysical or spiritual nature?
2. Is it the materially intangible I or the soul or whatever other name we may give the self the one
seeking It?
For the sake of using a consistent term throughout this text can we call the self or the soul - the
intangible I?
3. Is it an experiential reality that material nature or matter has not, does not and will not ever
provide Unending Happiness to the intangible I?
I. Is it not a fact that no one has, is or will ever claim that matter has given one this Happiness?
Moreover, if one does so, will anyone believe it?
II.
Is it a fact that giving the intangible I matter always fails to give it Unending Happiness because
it is non-material?
III.
Will the intangible I seek It if it knows that it does not exist?
IV.
Does every intangible I always seek It whether through unconscious, subconscious or conscious
means?