When a child is born, he is blessed with millions of possibilities, how he lived his life? Being a professional or being gauche, being a king or a slave, being a rich man or a diligent one. These possibilities are relative ones, depending upon the place where he is born? His parents?  A baby born in the USA can have more opportunities than one born in third-world countries. These opportunities always don't remain the same in number, it goes on declining with time. And at death, it gets nullified. 

Suppose a man born in a rich family may make his way of living by becoming a doctor. At the moment of death, only the option remains "Let's stop here".

With death, what happens? No one knows

.But one thing assured us that is we have to abandon all our relations, accumulation, knowledge, assets, belongings and holdings.

If this is the case, why not ask a relevant question here that is," what is this life for?" 

Whole life one is made to believe that, we must achieve something here. We must have our considerations, targets, goals, objectives etc in life that make life more adventurous.

But bad luck, we must leave everything that we have gained here. We even can't take even a penny.  It seems that all these possibilities, targets, achievements, and holding are just a lie. Our life is not for that, then what matters here?

We may earn billions of money, we may reach the moon and start civilization there or on other planets say mars, we may be the richest man in the world, we may build a great wall of china, in the last moments everything loses their value because we must go away. These all don't matter,  and what matters in life is enjoyment. 

I have heard a small story when a man dies he goes to some place for judgment, where he will be asked a question by life, "Did you enjoy life?".

A man who is the owner of billions, his whole life earning most probably may say, No because his whole life goes on fulfilling his goals and targets.

Therefore I believe that one must have a habit of enjoying the moments.

This is what a message of every religion, out there to live in a present. 

Thank you, .....