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Physical evolution in nature is a natural process, a process to ensure adaptation for survival of the fittest. Once the universe was set in motion via the Big Bang, all things evolved according to the natural laws of the universe in due course……
Now, the Human Development that you speak of, the 4 phases of Desire, was interesting to me because I have seen it, lived it, experienced it, it describes the exact sequence of my life, but I always thought this was just “human nature” to get what one desires and then to want more…., and so it is, as Kabbalah has informed me, it is our human nature, it is our will to receive for me, the very substance of our being.
However, I have always believed intuitively that there was a higher, more profound and spiritual “purpose” behind my “life” and all of human existence for that matter, I just never knew what that “purpose” is, but I was certain there was one, on a Spiritual level.
But, I just didn’t realize that it was the Upper Force that was driving me , guiding me through these 4 stages of desire until I ultimately reached Level 5 that part blows my mind for sure!
So, I do believe that evolution is aimed at an intended outcome and that nature and life have an intended “purpose” as well and Kabbalah is informing me as to what this “purpose” actually is (which btw I did not know was able to be known while still alive, I always believed that this higher spiritual knowledge would be revealed to me only upon my death, in the afterlife of the soul).
There is certainly a purpose in the work of Nature, and it is aimed at us.
Everything dies precisely because it is not about physical survival, but about the evolution of the soul.
We subjectively perceive birth and death as a beginning and an end, but from the objective perspective of the universe it is only the continuous transformation of energy. As many cells die and are born every day in our body, the body evolves based on these changes, consuming and producing energy.
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