What the Abode of the Almighty has in store for me?
CAUTION: Scientists have written books and documents to brainwash your beliefs. This article has no such intentions. It is open to the reader’s choices.
Kurt Godel proposed a tantalizing theory based on modal logic- that a higher being must exist. ‘The Ontolological Proof’ defined this being as God-like, having every positive property which is consistent, well it looks like this —
Or stealing of the Antimatter from Cern’s impressive LHC by Camerlengo’s Hassassin to condemn science or Stephen hawking’s comment, “There is no God, no one created the universe and no one directs our fate.” Science has somewhat solved the chicken and egg mystery whose solution involves the concept of ‘Indefinite Casual Order’ one of the pieces of stuff in quantum mechanics. Lo and Behold! Who in the world would care to know its answer? (exceptions being always present). It has just remained as a typical default question to be asked at the interview. Likewise, dear science, you are too young to quench your thirst with God’s existence. The world will never give a damn to such above-stated proofs. Period. Then why conflict over His existence?
‘Aastha’ is an admonition that there is something we can't understand, something to which we are accountable. When you have ‘Aastha’ in Him it implies that you are accountable to Him. Some of us go to Temples, Churches, Mecca or some of us study subatomic particles. At the eleventh hour, we are all searching for truth, which is greater than our very own existence. Mr. X comes to me haughtily and asks, “ If you are a theist, kindly show me His evidence because I cannot see Him.” Next moment I make sure that he flees away on seeing the drastic changes in my facial muscles! Yes, I am a Theist. I believe in the stories told to me about Krishna’s power of miracles in the Mahabharata, Jesus's resurrection and a ton more. Even if all this sounds quite fancy, there is surely something that these protagonists have made me imbibe certain virtues in life. People like me, are now feverish over this consistent question, ‘Was there a pre-existent force that launched our universe on its way?’
Let's do one thing. Pick up a volunteer (pun intended), ask him to cross the Event Horizon of our very own Black Hole at the center of M87. Let's not give him hopes that he would land inside a Tesseract created by the fifth-dimensional beings. He might find the Imanent creative entity- God sitting at the singularity controlling his grandeur creation. I am sure He will definitely not let the volunteer leave the EH to come back to Earth. You can guess that well! Frustrations apart. He is an Epitome, a cornucopia of unbidden power and Energy which just cannot be felt by everyone. He is Omnipotent. Well, this is all an attempt to brainwash which this article does not allow.
Why do I believe in God? Hope. its not just a word it is a foundation of self-belief and will power. This treasure is what I get from being a Theist. Failure in my works makes me visit the Jewish synagogue for hope. Such failures would never let me give up because I believe in the omnipotent power that keeps me going. Believe me, you are not required to renounce the world for that. You are not required to leave this materialistic world or stop cheering your glasses at the parties. It only requires a fraction of devotional service to God. The atheists lack a quality called ‘Gratitude’. They are narcissists, arrogant, impulsive to curb the theists and their religion, pessimistic in social approaches. They never attain a state of a better Human. Notwithstanding, if you follow a devotional path like the theists, it will-
- never let you go astray.
- give you and the green-eyed monsters a wide berth.
- always put a different charm and strength in your personality.
- urge you to follow Dharma, the ultimate goal of earning an identity of a better Human.
I, being a Sciencophile, find science really aesthetic. It is so appealing at the same time that makes me marvel at the discoveries of astronomy and astrophysics, say, for instance, the discovery of the God Particle- Higgs Boson inside the Large Hadron Collider came into being and gave the universe its mass. For the deeper, we delve into the mysteries of physics and cosmology, the more the universe appears to be intricate and incredibly complex. Albeit it was a stirring mathematical proof by Mr. Godel, but in my opinion, Why do we want to let go of our spirituality and belief to conserve science? Why do we want to underestimate or even kill our researching potentials to preserve religion? Why can't we have both safeguarded in their own bottles and never mingle them to create catastrophe? DO WE HAVE TO CHOOSE BETWEEN GOD AND SCIENCE?
Albert Einstein stated, “ The more I study science, the more I believe in God.” This is a complete contradiction to Stephen hawking’s remark on God. Nevertheless, the above two very poignant Homosapiens must not be claimed, let's call, ‘Synecdoche’ and follow their opinions on God, like a dumb driven cattle. It's you who have to do a self-analysis on the basis of the amount of gratitude you have for yourself and the world, subsequently, solicit to adopt this path. So take a leap of faith and fall at His Feet, to see your dices taking a turn, to see yourself getting transformed into an incredibly admirable Human and to feel His Energy splashing inside you. We don't need evidence all the time, certain things are meant to be Accepted the way they are. nobody is forcing you to follow the rituals of your respective religion. Just a belief in Him, forever. Besides, it is your priority! How about one rhetorical question from a Theist?
~‘Why not come out of the wormhole where we are distorting our space and time and come in the Abode of the Highest Being, the Almighty?’ Ponder over it.
“By a roadway in the wilderness, He’ll lead me
And rivers in the desert will I see,
Heaven and Earth will fade but His word will still remain.”
