Existential Questions Raised from "summary" of Killing Commendatore by Haruki Murakami

Existential questions arise when we are faced with nagging uncertainty, profound emptiness and a sense of dread. They are often difficult to answer as they probe deep into our thoughts and beliefs as human beings.

We all ponder the meaning of life at some point; it is natural to ask what the purpose of living is or why any of us are here in the first place.

These type of questions force us to acknowledge how small our mortal lives are in comparison to the larger universe, and thus challenge us to start thinking big picture about the world around us.

Although there may be no definite answer to these kinds of enquiries, they provide an invaluable opportunity to reflect on our own identities and contemplate about what truly matters in life.

Life oftentimes presents us with moments where our choices seem impossible; stuck between realities that do not appear to hold satisfactory outcomes. The choices made in these moments can shape our lives profoundly.

As people journey through life, one of the most important things to remember is that humans are more than just biological creatures but instead spiritual ones also existent beyond the physical realm.