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Life has often been compared to a game. Unfortunately, we are never told the rules, nor given any instruc- tions about how to play. We simply begin at "Go" and make our way around the board, hoping we play it right. We don't exactly know the objective of playing, nor what it means to actually win. Therefore, what life is about, is rules. These are the guidelines to playing the game we call life, but they are also much more than that. Such rules can provide you with a basic spiritual primer for what it means to be a human. They are universal truths that everyone live a fulfilling, meaningful life. The first rule is that "there are no mistakes, only lessons"; the growth of a human is a process of experimen- tation, a series of trials, errors and occasional victories. Just remember that failed experiments ultimately prove to be valuable lessons for the future. Another rule of great importance is that "learning does not end". There is not a part of life that does not contain lessons that are to be learned. While your wisdom grows and your capacity to deal with challenges expands, new ows, but has forgotten somewhere along the way. They form the foundation of how we lessons will present themselves. So, one must embrace the role as a perpetual student of life. "What you make of your life is up to you" says a rule which tests people's responsibility, courage, power and taste for adventure. Every person creates his or her own reality and designs it according to his or her own authentic choices and desires, and by accepting the consequences of every deed, word and thought. Each rule presents its own challenge, which in turn provides certain lessons we all need to learn. Some of the rules we are given are to be settled by us, and their purpose is to give us a "road map" to follow during our game of life". So, follow the rules which teach you how to conquer life's challenges, and manage its unpredictable ups and downs.​

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the meaning of the text is that the author it trying to tell us to stop analysing life and just go for a blind try at it