Why Should I Even Care About Infinity-Seeking?

• What’s your biggest dream?
• Which one matters the most to you?
• How many times have you completely reshuffled your “dream list”? Like, one goal suddenly feels useless, and something else takes its place?
• Ever finally got the one thing you really, really wanted—only to lose interest in it right after?

Have you ever actually thought about what a “dream” even is?
What’s the point of us even having dreams?
Why do we keep chasing so many different ones?
Could there ever be a day where we wake up and just… have no more dreams at all?

Honestly, the engine behind everything we do is this ability to dream.
But… how does that even work?

Ever wondered what “infinity-seeking” really means?
Like, have you even heard of it before?

Take a look around. You’ll see tons of people who are never satisfied—who always want more and more. But what does that actually mean? Does it mean our dreams and desires literally have no limits?

Okay, pause. Imagine a world where no one has dreams, no one wants anything. Boring, right? Dead silent, lifeless, empty. Dreams and goals are like the engine that keeps life running! Without them, everything turns flat and dull.

Now back to our real world. The world we actually live in is packed with dreams and goals. Here, we’re constantly chasing something new. We just can’t sit still for even a minute. We buy the latest phone or gadget, and after a while it feels old—we crave the newer one. It’s like we’re never satisfied.

Sounds scary? Relax—it’s not a bad thing. It’s just part of who we are.
Because we’re built to seek infinity.

One of David’s biggest wishes had just come true. Everything was going great, and he was totally in love with his brand-new bike—until…

We’re All Infinity-Seekers!

If someone asked, “How much money would it take for all your dreams to come true?” what would you say? A billion? Ten billion? A hundred billion?

At first, you’d probably start listing off a bunch of stuff. But then a few minutes later, you’d realize you forgot some things. And if you wait a bit longer, your list will probably double again!

See what’s happening? Our desires literally have no end. Nothing can fully satisfy us. In this world, we’re never gonna get literally everything we want—there’s always gonna be something more. And that’s exactly what “infinity-seeking” is all about.

And honestly, infinity-seeking doesn’t need proof—it’s already inside you. Just look at your own life and your own dreams. You’ll find that endless hunger somewhere in your heart.

Like, imagine you get a super-cool mountain bike. Soon, you’ll want an electric scooter. Then after that, maybe a superbike. Or say you join a sport—you dream of winning an Olympic gold medal. But even after winning, you’d still push for world records or more medals.

It’s like we’re on this never-ending carousel of desires. Always spinning, never stopping. I guess it’s starting to click now what “infinity-seeking” actually means!

And it starts when we’re kids! Remember when you wanted all the toys and snacks in the world? As we grow up, our dreams just grow bigger, but the pattern stays the same. Today you want a PlayStation. Tomorrow, an Xbox. Then, a full-on gaming PC setup.

Or if you’re the top student in your class, you’ll crave winning national competitions too. Or if you’re a gamer, you’ll beat one new game—only to immediately look for the next.

There’s always something else, always something bigger. This hunger never stops.

Think of it this way: you can’t squeeze a 1-terabyte hard drive into a tiny 16-gig flash drive.
We explain it like this:

Why Are We Like This?

You might ask yourself: where does this whole “infinity-seeking” even come from? If life and the world around us are limited, then why are we built like this?

I mean, this urge that constantly pushes us from one desire to the next—sometimes even stealing our peace—what’s the point of it?

Is it even possible to somehow shut this craving off and finally be free of it? And if we could stop it… would that actually bring us peace?

You know, no dream just pops up inside us for no reason. Let me put it this way: because we’re infinite beings, we naturally feel this pull toward infinity. That means our wants are infinite too—we want everything, and not just everything, but the best of everything.

But here’s the catch: if we don’t really know ourselves, or if we don’t understand what this “infinity-seeking” is all about, we can end up lost and confused. Instead of chasing the dreams that actually fit who we are, we might get stuck running after small, shallow wants that don’t really match our true size.

See, the thing is—our whole existence isn’t just one part. We’re made up of different dimensions. But here’s the catch: not all of those parts are infinite. We don’t have unlimited capacity in every area of our being.

And even if we did have the capacity, our short life in this world just isn’t long enough to reach all of our wants. Imagine our existence like five different cups, each with its own size. Only one of those cups is infinitely big. The others? They’re small—so there’s no way they can hold our endless desires.

It’s like trying to pour an infinite amount of water into a tiny cup—you just can’t. Same with us: we can’t fit infinite goals and wants into our small body and short lifespan.

And because we don’t really know how to handle this “infinity-seeking,” we end up stressed and anxious. We get frustrated because we can’t have everything we want.

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