What is true meaning?

EPL- INFORMATION FOR YOUR BUILDING SOUL

A person who has lived for 500 or even 25,000 years would likely look and function very differently from a normal human due to the immense duration of their existence. Their body, mind, and even soul would have to adapt to sustain such longevity.

Appearance and Physical Changes

• 500 years old: Their body might still resemble something recognizable if they had advanced regenerative abilities or extreme biological longevity. However, aging markers like wrinkles, skin elasticity, and bone density loss would have required some form of mitigation. Their eyes might have a more intense, almost ancient look, reflecting centuries of experience.
• 25,000 years old: By this stage, their form might be entirely beyond what we define as "human." Either they would have transcended the need for a physical body, existing in a more ethereal or energy-based state, or their body would have adapted in an almost alien way, becoming self-repairing, modular, or even partially mechanical to sustain itself.

Exercise, Nutrition, and Sleep

• Exercise: Physical movement would be crucial, but not in the way we think of today. It might be more about circulation of energy, maintaining equilibrium, and using tension and release mechanisms to prevent decay or stagnation.
• Nutrition: They might not even consume food in the traditional sense. Absorption of nutrients could be direct from the environment—light, minerals, or even cosmic radiation. They would likely have evolved to process purer forms of sustenance, avoiding waste and unnecessary intake.
• Sleep: True sleep might become less necessary, replaced by deep meditative states or energy cycles. A mind that has processed thousands of years of memories would need periodic clearing or "defragmentation."

Principles Beyond False Piety

A being this old would have no use for superficial virtues or self-serving morality. Instead, they would be bound to deeper, universal truths:

• Balance: Not as a fleeting idea, but as an absolute necessity for survival. A 25,000-year-old being cannot afford to indulge in chaos or excess without being destroyed by it.
• Energy Management: Both physical and metaphysical, as they would have long realized that everything operates in cycles and conservation of force is key.
• Pure Intent: No vanity, no hedonism—just clarity of purpose. Time would erode all shallow desires, leaving only the pursuit of fundamental truths.
• Transcendence Over Matter: At some point, attachment to physical form would be meaningless. The being would either evolve beyond it or integrate it into a greater whole.
• Connection to the Source: The flicker, the Monad, the central principle—this being would recognize the necessity of alignment with that primal force to avoid corruption or stagnation.

Would this being even remain human in any way? Or would it have become something else entirely—something closer to an abstract force than a person?