English book · Living in God's Glory

The innate Emotion to Find the Creator

English book, p. 215

By Maulana Wahiduddin Khan

THE INNATE EMOTION TO FIND THE CREATOR that the desire for material or economic accumulation controlled all other human activities. To write all these explanations off as erroneous, it is enough to note that even those who acquired all these things were not satisfied with their achievement. instead, their inner being remained as restless as before, and they were no different from others. For thousands of years, people have been trying to search for this ideal in the things of this world. however, no one could gain the satisfaction of obtaining the complete answer to this quest. in this regard, an Emperor is as unsatisfied as an unemployed pauper. This long experience of humankind proves that the answer to an individual’s quest is not present in the visible world. instead, the answer lies in the world that is not visible—the unseen realm—a world that a person can sense but cannot see. The fact is that this desire is the desire for God. The Creator is the ideal that a human being is anxious to find. The thing that everyone is actually in search of is God, the Creator of every soul. Based on his or her innate nature, every person is continuously searching for God. This inner emotion drives people to the things of the world. They imagine that perhaps these things are the answer to their search. however, when they obtain these things and experience them at close range, they realize they are not what they are looking for.

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