English book · Japan : A Model of Peace and Positivity

The Life of Paradise

English book, p. 89

By Maulana Wahiduddin Khan

limitations on their capacity to enjoy these pleasures will be removed. In Paradise, this contradiction will cease to exist: a person desires to enjoy, but due to some limitation, they cannot indulge in their favoured things. The result will be that Paradise will become a realm of eternal happiness for humanity. The boredom (boredom) that a person experiences in this world is, in fact, the result of a contradiction. Humans are inherently idealistic beings; they seek to attain things in their ideal form. However, in this world, everything is nonstandard or non-ideal. This is the root cause of boredom. A person rushes toward something out of passion. Before obtaining it, they are under the illusion that it is precisely the ideal thing they sought. But once they attain it and experience it, they realise that it falls far short of their desired ideal. This is why, in this world, a person may find the thrill of the chase, but they do not experience the joy of possession. In this world, there is a deceptive pleasure for a person, while the Hereafter offers true pleasure. Everything in the Hereafter will be of the highest standard. Therefore, it will become a source of genuine and limitless delight for humans. Whatever a person desires will be granted to them in Paradise, enhanced and fulfilling, so there will be no question of boredom there. THE TEST OF LIFE: AN EXAMINATION

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