Dalai Lama
The purpose of life is to strive for happiness. We are here; we exist and we have the right to exist. Even non-sentient beings like flowers have the right to exist. And, as sentient beings, we have even more mechanisms to help us survive.
Pleasure and pain, happiness and unhappiness, are things that we need to examine in depth. For example, every sentient being has the right to survive; this means having a desire for happiness or comfort: that's why sentient beings strive to survive. Therefore, our survival is based on hope — hope for something good: happiness....
Anger, on the other hand, is based on a sense of insecurity and brings us fear. Anger is bad for our health.
Attachment is an element that is helpful for survival. So, even a plant, without any conscious element, still has some chemical aspect that causes it to protect itself and helps its growth. Our body, on a physical level, is the same, but our body also has a positive element on the emotional level that brings us to have attachment to someone or attachment to our own happiness. Anger, on other hand, pushes us away from things, including happiness. On a physical level, pleasure that happiness brings is good for the body, while anger and unhappiness it causes is harmful. Therefore, from the perspective of survival, the purpose of life is to lead a happy life.
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