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LostSoul13 - It is easy to extrapolate that the purpose of our existence, what the universe lovingly desires from our coming into being, is something linear - That is to say, pointing towards some future aim.
I would humbly suggest that our purpose is not bounded by time - That is to say, it is always happening and always being fulfilled, right in the midst of our conflict, confusion and constant rounds of rebirth.
In this manner of looking at it, it also may be that observations of "lucky chocolate is delicious" is in fact closer to divine attunement, and more meaningful, than any supposed "qualities of immortality" that may be manifested in the future.
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